Navy Sailor Arrested Over Baby's Death in Sardinia
A U.S. Navy petty officer third class was detained in Italy on suspicion of murder after her baby died hours after she reportedly gave birth aboard the Simon Lake submarine support vessel in La Maddalena Sardinia. Italian authorities consider homicide charges pending autopsy results.
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Pentagon baffled by satin gas exposure death claim
Washington reports that soldiers may have been exposed to satin gas after the Persian Gulf War, yet no deaths have been confirmed. A senior defense official said the gas is highly lethal, but no fatalities have been documented. The Clinton administration ordered a wide Pentagon re-evaluation amid a CIA wind study.
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Plane crash kills 70 near Lima to Chile bound Aeroperu Flight 603
Aeroperu Flight 603, carrying 70 people including four Americans, crashed in fog off the Peru coast after navigational failure. Captain Erick Schreiber remained calm as cockpit alarms sounded and he requested a guide plane. Debris spread over a mile radius, fuel slick visible, 10 bodies recovered by nightfall. Authorities suspended the search with no survivors confirmed.
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Brooks & Dunn Named Entertainer of the Year at CMA Awards
Brooks and Dunn were named entertainer of the year at the CMA Awards in Nashville. They also won best vocal duo for the fifth straight time as Alan Jackson, George Strait, and The Mavericks took other major honors. LeAnn Rimes and Shania Twain were notable nominees with no wins. Vince Gill hosted and won song of the year for Go Rest High on That Mountain. Buck Owens Ray Price and Patsy Montana were inducted into the Hall of Fame. Bryan White earned the Horizon Award.
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CMA Winners Showcase Musical Triumphs and Duet Honors
The CMA winners include Music Video of the Year for My Wife Thinks You're Dead by Junior Brown. Dolly Parton and Vince Gill win Vocal Event of the Year for I Will Always Love You. Mark OConnor is named Musician of the Year.
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Pentagon debates anthrax vaccine for vast military force
The Pentagon weighs a wide scale anti anthrax inoculation plan backed by the Joint Chiefs and facing Defense Secretary Perry. Officials say it could cover 1.5 million personnel, cost up to 120 million annually, and marks a shift from past cautious posture toward mass defense against germ warfare threats. The move follows Gulf War exposure to unconventional weapons and contrasts with earlier calls to await a universal multi agent vaccine.
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Manny Papp given 18 months for probation violation in marijuana case
Micah Papp also known as Manny the Hippo was sentenced to 18 months in prison after pleading guilty to violating five year probation by moving to California while selling marijuana to an undercover officer. He had surfaced on Late Show with David Letterman prompting Ohio authorities to arrest him. Papp cried as sentence was announced.
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Mideast leaders schedule new rounds of talks
Washington meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat yielded no breakthroughs on key disputes over East Jerusalem, Hebron, or Palestinian police use of weapons. Clinton announced nonstop talks start next week with Dennis Ross aiding, as liaison efforts begin in Erez and Hebron remains a priority. Over 70 people have died since the Jerusalem confrontation.
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