White man beaten on Pine Ridge Reservation by three suspects
Federal prosecutors charge three men and a juvenile with assault causing serious bodily harm on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation after a man was found beaten, with a rope around his neck, and left for dead. Witnesses cited possible racial motive, while relatives describe severe injuries and ongoing questions about hate crime labeling.
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Martin Lawrence collapses during brutal jog in heat
Actor Martin Lawrence collapsed while jogging in extreme heat and spent three days in a coma before stabilizing. He, wearing heavy clothing to lose weight, was rushed to Los Robles Regional Medical Center in critical but stable condition. He remained ventilated and nonverbal, able to respond to commands, as hospital staff monitored him closely.
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Virginia lawyer wins 500000 on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
New York ABC coverage reports Michael Shutterly, 46, of Richmond Virginia, captured a record 500000 on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire after passing up a double or nothing option for heavy metal music. The former Jeopardy champion, a father of three, joined the Millionaire club as the show’s first half million winner.
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Virginia man wins 500000 on ABC game show
Virginia man Mr Shutterly leaves Who Wants To Be A Millionaire with 500000 after passing the final question about the original hard rock Grammy winner of 1989. ABC notes the show’s summer success, a target audience near 16 million, and plans for an international version.
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California OKs Reagan license plates
California lawmakers move to issue special Reagan license plates to fund educational programs at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. The $50 initial fee and $40 annual renewal would support library programs, with broad legislative backing and calls to Gov Davis to approve the measure.
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