Mom who killed son sentenced to death
Kerrville Texas AP A housewife Carlie Routier was sentenced to death after a four hour jury decision on the June 6 killing of her 5 year old Damon. Prosecutors contended she killed the boys in frustration over finances and motherhood.
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White House coffees boost lobbyist access to Clinton
Washington AP reports a network of fundraisers and lobbyists using White House coffee sessions to press cases. Dozens of lobbyists attended coffees over two years with invitations from Terence McAuliffe and aides. Some participants donated or pledged large sums to the Democrats shortly before or after these meetings.
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Vitamin D-5 Blocks Breast Cancer in Lab Cultures
University of Illinois Chicago researchers synthesized a new form of vitamin D called Vitamin D-5. In cell culture, it protected mouse breast tissue from cancer-causing changes at high concentrations without harming cells, though animal safety remains uncertain.
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Moscow showcases security gear at Crime and Safety expo
In Moscow under the Security 97 banner law enforcement and private firms displayed handguns gas masks armored vehicles and computer security systems as criminals press the advantage in Russia. Exhibitors demonstrate protective gear including a plastic hazmat mask and accessories while onlookers watch demonstrations.
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Teen charged in hate message hoax case in Pa
The 14-year-old boy from East Fallowfield Township allegedly staged racist rocks and burning threats to scare his family into moving. Police say he aimed to frighten his mother after she punished him for fighting neighbors and restricted outdoor play. He was arrested Monday night on a charge of making false reports to police and will receive counseling rather than detention.
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Nabisco revives 205 year old hardtack cracker
Nabisco brings back Crown Pilot Crackers after a nine month halt sparked protests from New Englanders. About 3,500 fans wrote in. the revival event took place aboard a boat on Boston's Long Wharf. Local fans tout personal ties to the historic snack.
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U S Ambassador Harriman Stricken At Ritz Hotel
U S Ambassador Pamela Harriman 76 suffered a stroke and was hospitalized at the American Hospital in Neuilly after exiting the Ritz pool. Family members arriving in waves amid anxious embassy staff as doctors assess her condition. Harriman has served as ambassador since spring 1993 and was preparing to depart by midyear.
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Elizabeth Taylor to undergo brain tumor surgery at 65
Elizabeth Taylor has a benign brain tumor and will have surgery February 17 at an undisclosed hospital. Publicist Shirne Coburn said she postponed the operation to finish a February 16 AIDS fundraiser for her foundation and raise money for AIDS research. The gala at Hollywood’s Pantages Theatre will be videotaped for ABC-TV.
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Amethyst Jewelry Sale For February Birthstone
Olde Towne Jewelers highlights amethyst as Februarys birthstone offering deep purple shades, affordability, and durability for daily wear. The store features earrings bracelets and pendants in 14k or sterling silver with a February sale hours and contact number.
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Civil verdict in Simpson case highlights contrasts with criminal trial
The civil jury found Simpson liable for Goldman’s death, awarding about $8.5 million to Goldman’s estate and family. The decision relied on a preponderance of evidence, differed from the criminal standard, and exposed Simpson’s dwindling finances amid ongoing punitive damages questions.
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Iran quakes kill at least 72 in northeast region
An initial 5.7 magnitude quake and dozens of aftershocks struck near Bojnord in northeast Iran, killing at least 72 and injuring about 200. Relief teams faced heavy snow, blocked roads, and landslides as eight villages collapsed and 35 others were damaged. The region hosts over 400,000 residents across Bojnord and 700 nearby villages. Multiple aftershocks followed Tuesday’s events.
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