Utah executes child killer by firing squad at Point of the Mountain
Utah becomes the nation’s first inmate executed by firing squad in 19 years after John Albert Taylor, 36, chose bullets over lethal injection. Four marksmen fired as he sat strapped to a chair, ending a 1989 rape and strangulation case involving an 11-year-old girl. Taylor dropped all appeals in December and requested death.
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Study Finds Unknown Hepatitis Virus Identified as HGV
Washington AP scientists report isolating a previously unknown hepatitis virus labeled hepatitis G or HGV from chronic hepatitis patients. The study notes association with chronic hepatitis but says health danger and disease symptoms remain unclear. Experts say tests are not yet available and the virus may have circulated long before detection.
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Oregon Voters Targeted In Mail In Election
In Salem Oregon two thirds of the way through the first mail in congressional race voters are bombarded with calls and door knockers urging ballots and offering to deliver them. Campaigns include Smith Wyden tied in polls as frustrated residents question how their names were obtained.
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Spy charges force Polish prime minister out
Poland's Prime Minister Jozef Oleksy resigns after spy allegations. President Kwasniewski accepts he will stay as interim PM while talks begin on a national unity government with Solidarity based Freedom Union. The case opens weeks of political crisis ahead of potential elections.
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Hillary Clinton says grand jury appearance will be a relief
Hillary Rodham Clinton defends her unprecedented grand jury appearance in the Whitewater inquiry as she consults with Whitewater prosecutors. She says answering questions about billing records from her Arkansas loan work will be a relief and a necessary part of the investigation, noting she intends to cooperate.
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Christopher to meet with Russia's leaders in Helsinki and Moscow
Secretary of State Warren Christopher will meet Kremlin leaders in Helsinki February 10-11 with Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov, then travel to Moscow in March to confer with Primakov Yeltsin and other officials. The talks aim to strengthen democracy and free enterprise amid Russia's reform changes. Christopher's trip follows shuttle diplomacy in the Middle East between Jerusalem and Damascus as peace talks progress in Maryland.
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