Conflicting statements surround Zion Price Jr in Colich killing
The trial opens with Zion Price Jr asserting conflicting accounts about the July 8 1992 killing of Karen Colich. Witnesses including his former girlfriend Wanda Burcham and Allen Harris testified Price described beating a white couple and disposing of items, with statements varying about his role and memory of the murder.
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Zion Price Jr
Karen Colich
Tespost Ps
Colich
Price
Wanda Burcham
Allen Harris
Harris
Meadville
Green Street
Simpson breaks silence on missing children
O J Simpson tells reporters he misses his children deeply marking a personal moment covered on page 18.
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O.J. Simpson
Disaster at sea over Estonian ferry capsizes with nearly 1000 aboard
Turku Finland AP rescuers battled 20 foot waves and 56 mph winds as they searched for survivors from the Estonia ferry disaster off Finland. About 800 missing feared dead after 964 people were aboard. 100 to 125 rescued. Bodies found, counts unclear. Ships engines stopped, flooding from a suspected door leak and shifting vehicle weight may have contributed.
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Turku
Finland
Baltic Sea
Raimo Tiilikainen
Coast Guard
Stefan Carneros
Uto
Estonia
Tallinn
Stockholm
Sweden
Norrkoping
Remarkable Kitten with Two Tails Draws Interest
Plummer Armstrong of Robinwood Street claims a stillborn kitten with two tails and legs, stored in his freezer, as a potential research donation to the science world. He invites examination of the specimen and its possible scientific value.
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Plummer Armstrong
Robinwood Street
Armstrong
Embryo funding debated as life begins question rises
An NIH advisory panel urged federal funding for early human embryo research while acknowledging moral concerns. The report calls for strict limits and argues embryos lack full moral status, prompting opposition from groups like the American Life League. A two-stage review follows before NIH considers funding.
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Bethesda, Md
National Institutes of Health
Judie Brown
The
American Life League
Congress
Mrs. Brown
Richard Doerflinger
United States Catholic Conference
Doerflinger
Ronald M. Green
Dartmouth College
Green
William Colliton
NIH
Harold Varmus
No. 1 with Cray Youth and Family Services
Rodney Melczak, first youth signed by Lawrence County Courts to Cray Youth and Family Services in 1984, spent 18 months at Cray House. He graduated from Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School, lives in Campbell, Ohio, works as an arcade manager, and remains active with Cray founders and alumni events in New Castle.
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Rodney Melczak
Cray Youth and Family Services
Melczak
Lawrence County Courts
Cray House
Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School
Campbell
Ohio
Cray
David Cooper
Allan Joseph
New Castle
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Boyd School Road
Falls Street
Thomas W. Minett
Burcham
Reading
Colch
Oe Simpson
Esa Saari
Henrik Sillaste
Associated Press
Sillaste
News Index
Seeeereseesee
Scotland Meadows
Doris M. Campbell
Enon Valley
Robert G. Cummins
College Park
A. Cunningham
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