Missouri Abortion Rate Drops Sharply Amid Clinic Protests
A Alan Guttmacher Institute survey shows Missouri abortion rates fell 29 percent from 1988 to 1992 while national rates edged down 5 percent. The study links declines to clinic protests, fear of AIDS, provider shortages, and shifting social norms, with Kansas seeing an 11 percent rise.
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Man in bunker case pleads guilty to kidnapping
Riverhead New York AP family friend John Esposito pleaded guilty in Suffolk County Court to kidnapping Katie Beers, 12, for a year’s imprisonment in an underground bunker. He faces 15 years to life with a July 26 sentencing. prosecutors dropped 10 other charges.
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Ice cream truck driver shot in chest in Philadelphia
In mid 90s heat a Mister Softee ice cream truck in south Philadelphia is robbed at a curb. Mohammad Jaberipour, 49, Iranian immigrant and driver, dies 45 minutes after being shot in the chest during a demand for money. Police suspect multiple assailants.
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