Insanity finding ends drowning case of Amaya daughter Grace
A woman who pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to drowning her daughter Grace Headlee and son Gabriel Amaya will not stand trial after prosecutors could not prove sane at the time of the killings. The Oct 2003 drownings occurred in the family home. the husband found the victims and his wife with superficial wrist wounds after the incident. Investigators cited her claim of a spider sign as motive.
New Congress opens with ethics clash and oath of office
On Tuesday the new Republican majority began with ethics rule changes and vows to push Bush second term agenda. Speaker Hastert, leading a larger House, administered the oath to 41 newcomers while Senate and House leaders swore in members and opened a contentious session.
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Bush plan eyes private Social Security accounts
Administration official outlines a private accounts option using four percentage points of the 12.4 percent payroll tax, capped at about 1000 to 1300 dollars annually. A final plan expected in late February. President Bush has not decided final details.
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