Powerhouse football reigns in Wink Texas
In Wink Texas a high school powerhouse football program dominates local sports headlines as community pride grows around every Friday night. The story highlights the team’s recent dominance, key players, and the town’s unwavering support during the season.
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West Texas
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Tourist dies after Disneyland Columbia ship accident
A 34 year old male tourist from Duvall Washington died from massive head injuries after a docking rope tore a cleat from the bow of the Columbia at Disneyland. Two other victims from Washington and an Anaheim employee remained hospitalized or in stable condition. The ship will stay closed as investigators probe the mishap.
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Calif
Disneyland
Columbia
Luan Phi Dawson
University of California, Irvine Medical Center
Liz Cottingham
Lieu Vuong
Dawson
Cottingham
Duvall
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Seattle
Christine Carpenter
Western Medical Center
Victoria Amidon
Smallest octuplet dies after weeks in Texas hospital
In Houston the smallest of the world’s then eight octuplets died at Texas Children’s Hospital from heart and lung failure after life support adjustments. Odera Chidera, nicknamed Odera, weighed 10.3 ounces at birth and was the fifth child of Nkem Chukwu and Suke Louis Udobi. The family announced the loss as four siblings remained in critical or variable condition.
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Houston
Texas
Chijinda Chidera
Odera
Texas Children’s Hospital
Nkem Chukwu
Suke Louis Udobi
Chukwu
St. Luke's
Texas Children’s Hospitals
Horses Give Children Joy at High Sky Ranch
Youngsters at High Sky's Children's Ranch eagerly await rides as horses named Biggen Cinder and Hannah stand ready. Therapist Ellen Dunn-Sablan and teacher Frank Sablan began visiting in October to share horsemanship, transforming Sundays from TV to equine time with Harmony Home connections.
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High Sky
Eben Dunn-Sabian
Frank Sabian
Biggen
Cinder
Hannah
Ellen Dunn-Sablan
Frank
Dunn-Sablan
Sablan
Harmony Home
Christina
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Key senators say speedy impeachment trial guides censure
Senate Republicans urge a rapid trial for President Clinton with censure only after the articles of impeachment are addressed. Leaders warn a quick process is needed as two-thirds removal votes seem unlikely, while Democrats push for a strong censure and possible penalties.
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Senate
Clinton
Mitch McConnell
Fox News
House
Judiciary
Orrin Hatch
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Hatch
CBS
Monica Lewinsky
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
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Justice Department survey shows violent crime at low since 1973
The 1997 household survey found nearly 35 million crimes against people, down from 37 million in 1996 and 44 million in 1973. Violent crime rate fell about 7 percent to 39 per 1,000 residents over age 12, driven by a 17 percent drop in robbery. Rates for assaults and rapes remained stable.
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Justice Department
Washington
Bureau of Justice Statistics
U.S
Six Children Die in Fire as Mother Gives Birth
DETROIT AP Six children died in a house fire at their grandmother a home Sunday while their mother was at a hospital to give birth. The blaze climbed a stairway trapping the youngsters in two upstairs bedrooms. The grandmother and three others escaped as investigators probed the living room closet fire for a cause, described as possibly accidental.
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