Clinton May Align With Abortion Curtailment Bill
The White House indicated it may back Democratic drafted limits on late term abortions. Spokesman Mike McCurry said the administration is examining Sen. Daschle’s language as an alternative to a GOP proposal that would ban the partial birth procedure except to save the mother’s life.
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Culture clash lands couple in jail over baby left outside
Danish actress Annette Sorensen and Exavier Wardlaw were jailed two nights after leaving their 14 month old Liv unattended in a stroller while dining in Manhattan. A patron called 911. both were charged with child endangerment and Wardlaw faced disorderly conduct. The child was placed in foster care temporarily with a judge ordering monitoring visits. The case highlights cultural differences in childcare outside Denmark and sparked city-wide comments on safety.
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Kangaroo Roams Rural Sweden At Unexpected Dawn Visit
Vivi Berglund fed sunflowers in Hagfors Sweden when a kangaroo wandered onto her property around 4 am, waking her cat and prompting a police report. The Berglunds reported the odd guest to local authorities as neighbors recalled unusual wildlife sightings but seldom a marsupial.
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Bomb explodes near Beijing leadership offices park
A bomb detonated under a park bench near Zhongnanhai, Beijing, with no injuries reported. Park closed for the night and streets restricted as authorities tightened security following a prior bomb attack and a separate incident near a shopping center.
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Comedian Charged with Rape Across Midwest
Newark police arrested Vinson Horace Champ on arrival from Bermuda after an Omaha arrest warrant charged him with first degree sexual assault in the March 5 Nebraska at Omaha incident. He awaits extradition to Nebraska while jailed at Newark.
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Oxygen canisters found aboard Continental flight
Seven oxygen generators banned since the ValuJet DC-9 crash were found in a Continental Airlines cargo shipment after workers discovered them on a flight to Houston from Los Angeles. The FAA confirmed the generators were secured with caps and not listed in the shipment. Continental blamed a vendor for failing to disclose the hazardous items.
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DuPont sentenced to 13 to 30 years for Schultz murder
In Media Pennsylvania judge Patricia Jenkins sentenced John E du Pont to 13 to 30 years in state custody for the 1984 murder of Olympic wrestler David Schultz at du Ponts estate He may serve in a mental hospital or prison The verdict cites aggravating factors including Schultzs impact on family and the wrestling world Du Pont 58 has spent years in prison and a hospital with no release until after age 70 He apologized to Schultzs family at the hearing and noted his mental illness was present at the time of the crime He was found guilty but mentally ill
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Witness finds Ryder truck key tied to McVeigh bombing getaway
Denver AP reports prosecutors showed jurors the Ryder truck key found in the alley near the YMCA where Timothy McVeigh parked his getaway car before the Oklahoma City blast. Co defendant Terry Nichols appears in security footage days earlier. Fortier stands by testimony amid cross examination.
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U.S. to spend $3M on factory cleanup
Vice President Al Gore announced a federal brownfields program to spend 300 million dollars to mobilize private investment for cleaning up abandoned factories and industrial sites. He said grants of up to 200 thousand dollars will aid 34 communities turning vacant lots into new businesses, part of a program now at 113 sites.
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