Six dead in Colorado killing spree
Two teens armed with shotguns and bandanas killed five people in two nearby homes in Aurora, then one boy killed the other. A 17-year-old suspect was charged with six counts of first degree murder after a call led police to him. Victims included Penny Media and her son Greg, plus Gregs girlfriend Marissa Avalos and two young siblings. Police say all victims and suspects knew each other. motive remains unclear.
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Vicar jailed for high fees in parish funerals and weddings
Newport England AP reports Rev Roy Hibbert, 68, admitted 11 counts of false accounting after overcharging parishioners for funerals and weddings including a fee for burying stillborn babies. He underdeclared earnings, with prosecutors citing about 83 000 dollars but the judge estimating closer to 50 000.
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Tokyo girl admits poisoning 15-year-old student
A junior high school girl in Tokyo confessed to poisoning a 15-year-old boy by sending vials marked diet medicine filled with disinfectant to students and a teacher as a prank. Police plan to file formal charges soon as the boy remains hospitalized.
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Northwest pilots and mediator resume talks in Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines and its striking pilots resumed contract talks with a federal mediator in Minneapolis amid tight security and a news blackout. The third day of talks followed separate sessions in Chicago with mediator involvement. Bruce Lindsey, a presidential adviser, was identified as the White House representative by Senator Kent Conrad's office.
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Popocatepetl Volcano Erupts Spitting Ash Over Mexico City
Mexico City awoke to ash and steam as Popocatepetl erupted at 5:39 am with cloud cover obscuring the peak. Radar showed ash near the crater and traces on a nearby village, followed by a second plume at 8:44 am and a 15 minute tremor. The Aztec-named mountain has a history of large eruptions, including a 40,000-foot plume in 1997.
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Starr refuses to give Clinton sneak preview of final report
Independent counsel Kenneth Starr says he will withhold the final Lewinsky inquiry report from President Clinton until it is sent to Congress. In a letter to David Kendall Starr outlines the broad scope of information that may trigger impeachment, including non admissible or unproven material. He notes the report would be provided sealed for the House to release as it sees fit.
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Yeltsin weighs compromise amid Russia PM showdown
In Moscow, President Yeltsin delays confirming Viktor Chernomyrdin as prime minister amid a Duma rejection and rising warnings from opposition and church leaders of possible civil conflict. Zyuganov warns dissolving the Duma could ignite nationwide violence as economic reform stalls.
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