Man sentenced to death in Amexicus store slaying
In Amexicus Georgia a 37 year old man Daniel Colwell shot and killed Mitchell and Judith Bell in a store parking lot to obtain death by the state A jury urged to death by electric chair the judge followed Colwell smiled during sentencing and warned jurors he might return to kill them if not executed Colwell a diagnosed paranoid schizophrenic was released two days earlier from a mental health program and said he lacked the resolve to kill himself and chose the state to do so for him.
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Real lawyers sue TV star over contract fees
Realife attorneys Frankfurt Garbus Klein Seitz sue Calista Flockhart, claiming five percent of earnings from Ally McBeal based on reviewing and negotiating her Fox deal. Flockhart had earned at least 780 thousand dollars with at least 29 thousand owed to the firm. Los Angeles counsel Barry Tyerman said he knew nothing of the suit.
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Brits claim credit for champagne invention
AP reports author Tom Stevenson argues Britain first produced sparkling wine, citing a 1662 Royal Society document by Christopher Merret. The claim contrasts with champagne’s traditional links to Rheims and Epernay as he builds his case in A World Encyclopedia of Champagne and Sparkling Wine.
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Tom Stevenson
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Rheims
Epernay
Champagne
Christopher Merret
British Royal Society
NATO still ready to strike over Kosovo pullout
Belgrade Yugoslavia outlined Tuesday its plan to meet NATO demands for Kosovo crisis resolution as 2,000 international observers and verification monitors move to prevent cheating. Milosevic agreed to withdraw special forces, start peace talks with ethnic Albanians, and allow observers, while NATO warned airstrikes could resume after Friday. Holbrooke called the 2,000 verification mission key, with full deployment expected in weeks under OSCE coordination.
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Education funds still at issue in massive budget bill
White House and congressional bargainers narrow differences but clash on school funding and family planning as they seek a $500 billion fiscal year bill. Clinton seeks $1.1 billion for hiring 100,000 teachers and universal worker health coverage for prescriptions, while Republicans push state discretion and opt outs for moral objections. The package also aims to aid farmers amid low prices, with elections looming and a stopgap funding gap possible.
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Supreme Court allows Cincinnati gay protections ban
The Supreme Court let Cincinnati keep a charter that bars protections or claims based on sexual orientation in housing and employment. The ruling, not setting a national precedent, drew outrage and leaves state and local gay rights policy unsettled. Justice Stevens and two others signaled little impact from the order, while the six remaining justices offered no comment.
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David H. Souter
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
New non surgical drug free CTS therapy promises relief
Ask Dr Staley notes CTS sufferers can avoid surgery with a safe non invasive treatment. Relief often appears within 3 to 12 visits with long term results reported in over 90 percent of 1600 cases. Symptoms include numbness burning tingling and night pain. For more information call now.
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