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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1995

Page

3

Man convicted of killing six on a Long Island train

Colin Ferguson was found guilty of murdering six passengers aboard the 5 33 p m Long Island Railroad train on December 7 1993. He was also convicted on 22 counts of attempted murder weapons possession and reckless endangerment while acquitted of 25 counts of civil rights violations. The verdict followed a 10 hour jury deliberation and a dramatic trial in Mineola New York.

Mineola N.Y Colin Ferguson Ferguson Deltan Dove Long Island Nassau County

Pregnant Mom Sacrifices for Children in San Francisco Fire

Nina Davis, 30, who gave birth to her final child by C section four days after a January blaze, died from burns and organ failure. She dropped her three children from a second floor window to save them as a water heater exploded. The city honored her, but controversy arose as four men claimed to be the hero who caught the children.

San Francisco Nina Davis San Francisco General Hospital Gloria Rodriguez Davis Frank Jordan

Takata Seat Belt Probe Covers 6 Million U.S. Cars

A safety division of the Transportation Department investigates potentially defective Takata seat belts used in 1986 to 1991 model Daihatsu Honda Isuzu Mazda Mitsubishi Nissan Subaru and Suzuki vehicles. The inquiry also covers General Motors Metro and Tracker Chrysler Dodge Colt models. Regulators seek whether buckle pieces jam the release button or cause false locking. Takata spokesman Jeff Caponigro says the company cooperates fully.

Washington Department of Transportation United States Takata Inc Daihatsu Honda Isuzu Mazda Mitsubishi Nissan Subaru Suzuki General Motors Corp Metro Tracker Chrysler Corp Dodge Takata Auburn Hills Mich NHTSA

Divorce risks multiply in areas with available singles

New York AP reports that divorce risk rises for young couples in areas with many unmarried men or women. Researcher Scott J. South says exposure to alternatives boosts chances of leaving. He notes about 15 percent of ex spouses had outside involvement before divorce, implying at least 30 percent of divorces begin with an affair.

New York Scott J. South South

Clark Bar Production on Hold as Bank Seeks Buyer

Clark candy bars halted while D L Clark Co. seeks a buyer and funds to pay workers. About 170 employees impacted with a two month supply to be shipped. PNC Bank and federal probes into a 31 million dollar shortage across Pittsburgh Food and Beverage Co. headlined by former leader Michael Carlow. Brandt overseeing divisions, negotiating with Slim Fast Foods Co. and Leaf North America for Clark operations.

Pittsburgh Clark D.L. Clark Co PNC Bank Pittsburgh Food and Beverage Co Michael Carlow William Brandt Jr Carlow FBI Brandt Slim Fast Foods Co Leaf North America

No phone for FBI's most-wanted hacker in Raleigh

FBI's top hacker Kevin Mitnick, jailed without bond after Raleigh arrest on computer fraud and illegal use of a telephone access device, cannot use a phone freely. marshals must place and monitor calls to lawyers and relatives. Tsutomu Shimomura, an alleged victim, helped aid in capture. Networks face ongoing security concerns as the Internet expands beyond research use.

Raleigh N.C FBI Kevin Mitnick Wallace W. Dixon Mitnick Tsutomu Shimomura San Diego Shimomura Bruce Katz Sausalito Calif

NAACP Divides as Gibson Faces Election Challenge

Infighting over NAACP Chairman William Gibson's spending rages as a judge refuses to delay weekend election. Myrlie Evers Williams campaigns to unseat him while dissidents gain three of seven at large board seats. Court refuses to pause pending audit results on the $3 million debt.

New York NAACP William Gibson Mr. Gibson Gibson Myrlie Evers-Williams Medgar Evers Supreme Court Ruih National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

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