Killer in 2000 carjacking gets life terms
Providence Rhode Island February 28 2006 five men were convicted in the June 2000 murders of university students Amy Shute and Jason Burgeson during a carjacking. Kenneth Day 25 received four consecutive life prison terms plus 30 years. The court described the crime as barbaric, merciless and dehumanizing. Shute a URI student and Burgeson a St Cloud State student were shot execution style after begging for their lives.
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Providence
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Kenneth Day
Amy Shute
Jason Burgeson
Joseph Rodgers
Burgeson
Shute’s
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Shute
University of Rhode Island
St. Cloud State University
Minnesota
Amy
Carol
Ars
Bush Kerry flank undecided women in swing vote push
In Jenkintown Pennsylvania undecided women like Elizabeth Burnosky reflect the battleground. Bush and Kerry court swing voting women as polls show gaps by gender with Democrats favored by single women and elderly women leaning Democratic while married women tilt Republican. Associated Press.
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Bush
Kerry
U.S
Florida
Ohio
Mines and snakes slow Northern California wildfire effort
The French Gulch fire grew to 9010 acres as it crossed into canyons with mines and rattlesnakes. Flames destroyed 22 homes and two businesses while 300 residents evacuated. Crews fought with hand tools and backfires. containment hovered at 10 percent with full containment planned by Friday. No injuries were reported.
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French Gulch
Calif
California
Redding
U.S. Forest Service
Dottie Cary
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection
Cary
Rich Pedroncelli
Associated Press
Is she too young campaign targets Virginia men
A Virginia health department drive uses billboards napkins and coasters to warn men aged 18 to 29 about statutory rape. The $85 000 effort aims to spark dialogue and awareness with a nationwide interest from public health advocates.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Health Department
Health Department
Robert Franklin
Franklin
Alaska
Canada
Norfolk
Grace Sparks
Planned Parenthood
Sparks
Despre Moore
Mulligan’s
Virginia Department of Health
Albany returns to No 1 on party school list
The Princeton Review ranks SUNY Albany as the nation’s heartiest party school, while Brigham Young holds top sober status. Albany places seventh for hard liquor and marijuana use ninth for beer and leads in students who rarely study. The annual Best 357 Colleges survey gathers 110000+ student responses since 1992 and is unaffiliated with Princeton University.
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State University of New York At Albany
Brigham Young University
Princeton Review
Review
Princeton University
University At Albany
Federal officials seek to monitor Guantanamo talks
Justice Department asks judge to allow monitoring of discussions between a dozen Kuwaiti detainees at Guantanamo Bay and their lawyers. Hearing focuses on defense access post Supreme Court ruling affirming detainees' right to federal court review and whether monitoring infringes attorney client confidentiality.
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Washington
Justice Department
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
U.S
Colleen Kollar-Kotelly
Supreme Court
Brian D. Boyle
Boyle
Kotar-Kelley
Peterson press mistress for trust as Laci Peterson inquiry continues
Redwood City California jurors hear tapes from Amber Frey in which Scott Peterson pleads for trust while denying involvement in Laci Peterson disappearance. Frey questions his honesty and urges him to address the media, as he remains evasive and apologetic.
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Redwood City
Calif
Scott Peterson
Peterson
Amber Frey
Frey
Laci Peterson
Laci
Scott
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