Publisher halts Hit Man book sales after wrongful death suit
In Boulder Colorado Paladin Press agreed to stop selling Hit Man A Technical Manual for Independent Contractors following a federal lawsuit by families of Mildred Horn and her 8 year old son Trevor and by nurse Janice Saunders. James Perry was convicted in 1993 of the related killings.
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Chicago Defender deal aims to stabilize historic paper
Detroit businessman Don Barden announced a principle accord with Sengstacke Enterprises Inc., publisher of the Defender and three other black oriented newspapers, to finance the 94 year old Chicago paper. Terms were not released. The Defender has long served Chicago since 1905 and reached readers in the South via Pullman porters and newsboys.
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Gasoline blamed for Danbury liquor store blast
Investigators say gasoline fumes entered Venancio's Wine & Liquor through pipe holes in the bathroom floor and were ignited by a pilot light on a ceiling heater. The explosion destroyed the two story building, killing two men and injuring ten others while a 36 year old employee was found alive under debris.
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Ex CIA chief lauds book exposing U S secrets
Former CIA director James Woolsey praises Bill Gertz book Betrayal accusing Clinton of flawed national security policy. He acknowledges the manuscript echoes classified material, though he says he did not see attached Top Secret documents. Weinberger and Kyl also endorsed the jacket blurb.
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Makah celebrate first whale hunt since 1920s
The Makah and nearby tribes marked a historic whale hunt on Saturday with a parade of floats and celebrations, praising the eight whalers who revived the tradition. A Monday hunt off the northwestern tip used a harpoon and rifle to kill a 30-foot gray whale, despite protests from anti whaling activists.
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Panel backs embryo research policy shift
Washington ethics panel recommends federal funding of embryo research using leftover embryos from fertility clinics. The National Bioethics Advisory Commission says potential to grow replacement tissues for chronic diseases outweighs the moral cost of using embryos. Chairman Harold Shapiro cites balancing future health needs with symbolic moral obligations.
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