Milwaukee Dahmer case leads to suspensions of three officers
Neighbors reported a bleeding 14 year old running from Jeffrey Dahmer as three Milwaukee police officers were suspended for failing to file a report or check Dahmer’s probation status. Dahmer is charged with four murders with more charges pending, and police fear he killed as many as 17 over a decade.
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Milwaukee
Jeffrey L. Dahmer
Dahmer
Nicole Childress
Philip Arreola
Arreola
Ms. Childress
Konerak Sinthasomphone
Sinthasomphone
Rochester
N.Y
Timothy Quill
Quill
Diane
Foreign aid bill threatens veto over abortion policy clash
The Senate approved a two-year 28 billion dollar foreign aid bill but faces a likely Bush veto to overturn six years of Republican abortion policy. An amendment directing 20 million in US aid to UNFPA drew support despite past US funding bans amid China’s one child policy concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Bush
House
Paui Simon
U.S
U.N. Population Fund
UNFPA
China
Beijing
U.N
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Simon
United States
Mexico City
Israel Silence May Not Quiet Superpowers at Summit
Washington officials say President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev could invite the Middle East peace conference at their Moscow summit even if Israel delays its decision. Scowcroft notes Israel's response is uncertain but suggests invitations might still go forward, risking a poor conference mood. No site is set, with Washington seen as likely host in September.
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Washington
Bush
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Moscow
Middle East
Israel
White House
Brent Scowcroft
United States
Mr. Scowcroft
Mr. Bush
Gorbachev
Sex headaches infect the bedroom more than expected
London AP reports sex headaches are a real condition, especially in men. Dr James Lance of the University of New South Wales notes these headaches can occur without changes in technique and affect adults from 18 to 358 years old. Dr Seymour Diamond of Chicago says he treats two to three patients monthly, mostly men, who suffer and may avoid sex due to shame.
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London
James Lance
Univer
Sity
New South Wales
Australia
Lance
Seymour Diamond
Diamond
Chicago
Dr. Diamond
Orlando
Fla
Eric S. Graham
Graham
J.C. Penney Co
Florida Mail
Couple settles in baby switch case at Florida hospital
Ernest and Regina Twigg quietly settled a federal lawsuit against Hardee Memorial Hospital in Wauchula Florida over a newborn switch 12 years ago. Terms are confidential and the Twiggs plan to move to Bradenton.
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Tampa
Fla
U.S. District Court
Ernest
Regina Twigg
Hardee Memorial Hospital
Wauchula
John Blakely
Twiggs
Sebring
Bradenton
Twigg
Amtrak
Barbara Mays
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Curtis Straughter
Ernest Miller
Gale Shelton
William Gardner
Gardner
Associated Press
Jeffrey Dahmer
Sun
Warners
HIVE
Frederick
Sears
W. Scott Decker
Heart of Maryland Tractor Pullers Association, Inc
Truck & Tractor Pull
Frederick Fairgrounds
Doctor Clear
Dippy
National Taxpayers Union
NTU
Department of Health and Human Services
Baker Lane
Winchester
Trout & Auctioneers, Inc
North Cova
Eason Ie
Yoyo
Progress Fol
WHIC
Lee
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