Killer ordered to pay $5 million to widow amid life sentence
In Caldwell Ohio Thomas Lee Dillon pled guilty to killings of five outdoorsmen from 1989 and 1992. A Noble County judge awarded $5 million to Gary Bradley's widow Mary Beth, though the killer faces life without parole and has no personal funds to pay. She seeks only to prevent profits from films or books.
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Dillon
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Hanoi
Justice dept weighs special counsel for Clinton probes
Justice Department officials explored potential candidates to serve as a special counsel to investigate President Clinton's involvement in a failed real estate venture and ties to a failed Arkansas savings and loan. Spokesman Carl Stern declined to name individuals or confirm direct contact by Attorney General Janet Reno.
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Bishop Mediates Mexico Rebellion in Chiapas
In San Cristobal de Las Casas Chiapas a Roman Catholic bishop Samuel Ruiz took over mediation efforts to end the southern Mexico revolt after the army pullback. The Zapatista National Liberation Army guerrillas confront government negotiator Manuel Camacho Solis in a standoff that began January 3.
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San Cristobal DE Las Casas
Mexico
Samuel Ruiz
Chiapas
Manuel Camacho Solis
Ruiz
Zapatista National Liberation Army
CBS Eyeing Rush Limbaugh for Prime Time Commentary
CBS News vice president Joe Peyronnin said CBS is talking with Rush Limbaugh about providing commentary for a new news magazine set for spring 1994. A liberal commentator would join, but the format may avoid a fixed point counterpoint with alternating weeks and varying issues.
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Rush Linbaugh
Joe Peyronnin
CBS News
Peyromin
Reagan aides downplayed study on tests
Former Energy Secretary John Herrington defended the Reagan era stance on Cold War radiation experiments. DOE records indicate the administration sought to downplay human testing, opposing compensation or follow-up exams and arguing no proven long-term harm while citing privacy concerns. Herrington, now a lawyer, noted security factors influenced prior secrecy.
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Hazel O'Leary
Nuclear alert ends as U S and Russia sign arms deals
At a Kremlin summit President Clinton and President Yeltsin announced a breakthrough pact to halt long range missile targeting by May 30, turning away from adversarial postures. Ukraine will dismantle 1800 warheads and receive enriched uranium while the U S offers $60 million as an upfront payment toward a larger Ukraine uranium sale.
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Lorena Bobbitt says she does not remember cutting off husband’s penis
Lorena Bobbitt tearfully testified she has no memory of slicing off John Bobbitt’s penis amid his sexual assault trial. She described brutal years of abuse and said she acted on impulse after repeated incidents, while prosecutors pressed about the knife used and potential premeditation.
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