Newborn dies from cocaine-laced formula in Delaware
A 5 month old girl from New Castle died after her mother fed cocaine-laced formula. Marsha Foraker, 22, was charged with first degree murder by abuse of neglect and narcotics distribution. Cocaine appeared in the baby's blood, urine, bile, stomach, and formula. Foraker found the infant not breathing in a basement Oct 27. She had pleaded guilty hours earlier to endangering a child and received one year of supervised probation.
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California National Guard general under investigation
The Sacramento Bee reports Maj. Gen. Tandy Bozeman faces an Air Force inspector general inquiry over an alleged unprofessional relationship with a Guardswoman and help securing a job at Guard headquarters in Sacramento. Bozeman and officials declined comment as unnamed sources cited the probe.
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Reward offered in shooting of rare Mexican gray wolf
Federal officials post a $10,000 reward after a Mexican gray wolf mother, part of a captive breed released in eastern Arizona, was found with a gunshot exit wound. The wolf is one of 11 released, with only four remaining in the wild as of this year, three recaptured and others dead.
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Inmate Chasse Escapes During Trial in Brewer Break-in
Aman on trial for breaking into the home of Defense Secretary William Cohen's brother briefly escaped after tossing powder into the eyes of a sheriff and deputy. Michael Chasse, 23, was recaptured four hours later and found guilty of robbery, burglary, conspiracy to commit robbery and aggravated assault. He was being led into the Piscataquis County Courthouse when he escaped on foot, then the trial continued in his absence before he returned for final arguments. Cohen's brother had shot at Chasse twice in self defense during the Feb 25, 1997 break-in.
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US forces remain alert for Gulf crisis strike
The United States currently maintains about 23,400 troops in the Persian Gulf region, half the February peak, with 174 aircraft and 21 ships. Defense officials say the force can react within hours if Clinton orders a strike, while cruise missiles and long-range air power offer rapid, covert options. Gen. Anthony Zinni says U.S. forces are adequate to act and react to any Iraqi provocation.
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