Teens Convicted of Misdemeanors in Cat Beating Case
Two young men admitted breaking into an animal shelter and beating 16 cats to death with baseball bats. Jury valued the dead cats at under 500 dollars, avoiding felony charges. They face up to five years and 750 dollars in fines at sentencing December 12 in Fairfield amid community outrage.
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CIA case stalls before jury in Kasi shooting trial
Former CIA worker contradicts eyewitness Angela Clark who testified Kasi fired on CIA gates in January 1993. Clark had identified Kasi in court. defense cites new allegations from a former agent as case nears verdict. Three more suspects in the Foxglove fraud scheme remain jailed after indictments in a separate crime flow.
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Clinton presses for fast track delay amid vote push
President Clinton urged House Republicans to postpone the fast track vote until Sunday as deal making intensified to win crucial support. White House officials mounted a district outreach, offering fund raising trips and concessions on key farm and trade interests, while GOP leverage grew over spending bills and census debates.
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Au pair case sways Massachusetts death penalty vote
The Massachusetts House fell one vote short on a capital punishment bill after Rep. John Slattery shifted his stance amid outrage over the Louise Woodward case. Critics warn the decision risks wrongful executions while supporters cite brutal crime as urgency.
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Russians recall Bolshevik Revolution amid nostalgia and protests
Thousands rally across the former USSR to mark the 80th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. Yeltsin pledges a monument for those who died in 1917 while critics warn of rising nostalgia for Leninist ideals. Crowds in Moscow range from 13,000 to 300,000 per estimates, with many attending as a day off. A poll shows only 15 percent backing a neo Bolshevik coup.
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Mary Tyler Moore Eyes Return With Morgenstern Duo
Mary Tyler Moore and Valerie Harper discuss a new TV comedy teaming them as their famous characters return. Rosie O Donnell teased the possible reunion on her show while Moore hinted at the potential revival.
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