Doctor linked to 29th death by Kevorkian appearance
Ruth Neuman, 69, of Columbus New Jersey, died in the presence of Dr. Jack Kevorkian, marking the 29th assisted death he has attended since 1990. Neuman died of carbon monoxide poisoning, confirmed by lawyer Geoffrey Fieger. Autopsy pending at Oakland County Medical Examiner.
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Dole closes last Senate session amid presidential bid
Senator Bob Dole says farewell to the Senate after 27 years as he pivots to his presidential campaign. At a Washington Convention Center dinner, the event raised over 8 million dollars for Republican House and Senate candidates, and Dole hinted he will stay close to power at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Dole Pushes Abortion Policy Split in GOP Platform
In Washington Bob Dole pressed for a clarified abortion plank that signals tolerance for diverse views while insisting the issue remains non negotiable. The stance, contrasting with prior plans to place such language in the preamble, aims to keep the party’s anti abortion position intact amid conservative pressure.
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Safety flaws plague ValuJet maintenance probe
The FAA’s February safety drive found ongoing maintenance lapses at ValuJet. A April 1 incident left tail skid damaged and a repaired work not completed as aircraft boarded. An inspector later observed improper part handling without the proper manual, contributing to an engine oil leak on takeoff. The report ties to the May 11 Flight 592 crash and notes contractor maintenance reliance.
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Study finds over 100 school related violent deaths 1992 94
CDC led study identifies 105 school related fatalities at 101 schools in 25 states including 85 killings and 20 personal crisis reports. Most victims were students aged 16 or 17, with 81 deaths by firearms 62 handguns and 33 gang related. Interpersonal conflicts driven the deaths, urging community wide prevention.
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Black ministers link church fires to violent 1960s era
In Washington, about 40 black ministers urged Clinton officials to address a spate of church burnings. They warn fires at predominantly black churches, including a January blaze at Sweet Home Baptist in Baton Rouge, echo a history of Klan violence and civil rights era attacks. Federal counts show a rise from 1992 to 1995 with many cases unsolved.
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