Jewell Still Free Man as Bomb Probe Lingers
Richard Jewell remains not charged in the Olympic Park bombing inquiry though under heavy FBI and media scrutiny. Legal experts say clearing him might prompt an apology, as investigators await test results from his Georgia home and former sites while he endures a disrupted life and questions about his future.
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Tense day for marches in Ireland
In Londonderry and Belfast thousands of Protestants joined marches amid fears of fresh sectarian clashes. Police and British troops patrolled as protesters, including Apprentice Boys, laid wreaths and observed a barrier restricted route near the Bogside. Tensions rose with bonfires and banners as Catholics and Protestants voiced grievances.
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Man Lays Gun in Slain Friend’s Casket in Funeral Park
In Omaha a 13-year-old man was arrested after allegedly slipping a loaded gun into the casket of a slain friend during a viewing. Shawn G. McCulty claimed he wanted to lay violence down, but police question intent. Ballistics tests underway to see if the weapon was used in a crime.
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Girl gets 20 years in child's death case in Texas
A Texas jury sentenced an 11 year old girl to up to 20 years in state custody for criminally negligent homicide and intentional injury to a child in the beating death of 4 year old Jayla Belton at an illegal day care run by her grandparents. The girl faces possible transfer to prison after age 16 if a judge approves.
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Yeltsin begins second term amid health doubts and unrest
Boris Yeltsin appeared weary and moved stiffly at his inauguration marking his second term. He spoke the oath with a deep voice but offered no long address and slurred words at times. Aides cited exhaustion from campaigning. opposition questions whether he can finish four years while Chechnya violence intensifies.
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