Forest fire slowed by weather near Pike National Forest
A 10,000 acre blaze north of Denver was tamed as cooler temps and light rain aided 700 firefighters. Investigators planned interviews with four to five teenagers who may have started the fire and could face jail time and a $350,000 bill for fighting costs.
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U.S. Forest Service
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Denver
Smith Barney sued over sex discrimination at Long Island office
A New York sex discrimination suit accuses Smith Barney City office of running an Animal House like environment for over a decade. Three women allege harassment and pay gaps with shocking claims of a basement party room with a toilet, condoms sent through tubes, and derogatory treatment. The firm says the suit is absurd and without merit while denying misconduct.
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Long Island
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Mary McDermott
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Martens
Roberta O’ Brien-Thomann
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McDermott
Garden City
Nine Nieman Fellows Named by Harvard for 1996 97
Cambridge Massachusetts nine international journalists were named Nieman Fellows for the 1996 97 academic year at Harvard joining twelve American journalists in the fifth class. Fellows come from Colombia Korea Yugoslavia Chile South Africa Czech Republic and Canada among others and will study at Harvard for one year.
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Nieman
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Agnes Wahl Nieman
Milwaukee Journal
Harvard
Maria Cristina Caballero
Cambio 16
Bogota
Columbia
Knight Latin American Nieman
John S. and James Kai Foundation
United States
Gab-Je Cho
Chosun Monthly
Seoul
Korea
Asia Foundation
Sungkok Journalism Foundation
U.s.korea
Dragon Chic
Belgrade
Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Freedom Forum
Pilita Clark
Washington
Corresnt
Sydney
Australia
Kakuchi
Bonnie LaFave
Cbc-Tv
Acer
Martinise Goodman
U.S
Toronto Star
Veronica Lopez
Caras
Santiago
Chile
Latin America
Andina S.A. Mathatha Tsedu
Sowetan
Johannesburg
South Africa
United States-South Africa
Josef Tucek
Miada Fronta Dnes
Czech Republic
V. Kann
Streaker murderer ruled insane in Riverside case
Darie Michelle Viramontes, 21, was ruled insane after pleading guilty to murdering 2-year-old Tabitha and attempting to kill her 8-month-old son during a 1994 rampage. Defense attorney said she will likely spend life in a mental hospital. Judge Easlet delivered the ruling.
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Calif
Darie Michelle Viramontes
Mara Feiger
Viramontes
T O
Tabitha
Thomas
Satan
Superior Court
Timothy H. Easlet
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