Dahmer Sentenced to Life for 15 Murders in Milwaukee
Serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer received 15 consecutive life terms after relatives of 15 victims denounced him as a devil. Dahmer, silent and broken, admitted guilt but claimed mental illness and asked for forgiveness, while victims’ families described their lasting pain.
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New Hampshire voters in focus as campaign winds down
In New Hampshire candidates press for momentum on the final day of campaigning. Bush touts leadership while Buchanan warns of voter discontent. Tsongas urges relentless effort as Clinton fights to maintain momentum after personal setbacks.
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U S and Russia plan talks on missile warning system
Secretary of State James Baker and Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev reported progress on reducing long range arsenals while acknowledging differences over warhead counting. They will resume discussions in Brussels March 10 on a NATO sidelines session amid debate over an early warning system and possible treaty methods.
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Palestinians delay planned deportation of 12 activists
Hanaa Ashrawi announced Palestinians would suspend travel to talks after 12 activists were jailed by Israel amid the Madrid Washington talks. She warned unilateral Israeli actions jeopardize peace and urged co sponsors to intervene. Hourani and Shabaki, named negotiators, were arrested early this month and blocked from leaving.
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East German probe eyes hospital abuse of drowned premature babies
Thuringia justice minister said state orders review of all hospitals after Der Spiegel report that Erfurt Women's Hospital disposed of premature infants under 2.2 pounds in water during the Communist era. Officials seek to know if other institutions engaged in similar acts.
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Ali Birthday Bash Raises Funds For UNCF In LA
Muhammad Ali was serenaded by Whitney Houston at a belated birthday party in Los Angeles. The event, hosted by entertainers and star athletes, supported the United Negro College Fund as Ali, who turned 50 on January 17, attended with guests.
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