Harvard student murder suicide linked to roommate feud
Harvard Crimson reports a rooming dispute between Sinedu Tadesse and Trang Ho culminated in Ho's stabbing death and Tadesse's suicide. Investigators study a note and photo hinting at a forthcoming "juicy story" while exams end and seniors graduate.
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Mass
Harvard University
Martin Murphy
Middlesex County
Sinedu Tadesse
Trang Phuong Ho
Dunster House
Tadesse
Sandra Chan
Harvard Crimson
Clinton pledges to leave no stone unturned on POW MIA search
President Clinton, at a White House Memorial Day event and a postage stamp ceremony, vowed continued efforts to account for POWs and MIAs from Vietnam and earlier wars. He said Hanoi is helping more than ever, while urging fullest accounting before full diplomacy with Vietnam. He also attended Arlington services, emphasizing national sacrifice and unresolved grief.
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Clinton
U.S
Vietnam
Hanoi
Laos
White House
Potomac River
Arlington National Ceremony
Girl hurt in father's death by own action goes home
A seven year old girl Lidiya Kitayev, badly injured when her father Mikhail Kitayev leapt from a fourth story window, returned to Minsk with her mother Irina Skorobogatova over the weekend. The Yonkers banker Dominick Sigismondo and his wife Maria, who befriended the family, sent gifts and welcomed them at hospital visits during four months of treatment.
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Belarus
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Minsk
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Yonkers
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Lidiya
Irina Skorobogatova
Sigismondos
Mikhail
Kitayev
Fresh dates expand beyond perishable foods nationwide
Washington AP reports that expiration or use by dates are expanding to cereals oils and sodas to meet demand for freshness. Health officials say no safety risk from dated processed foods but quality may decline with age. Industry spokespeople note consumer demand and cite General Mills Kellogg PepsiCo began dating multiple brands to reassure shoppers.
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Mona Doyle
Consumer Network
Philadelphia
Food and Drug Administration
Jeff Nedelman
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Pam Becker
General Mills Inc
Kellogg Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Gary Hemphill
Supreme Court weighs final term races and policy cases
In the 1994 95 term final weeks, the court faces disputes over affirmative action race in districts and schools drug testing, rights in Boston parade, and limits on federal programs. Key cases involve minority business set asides, race in voting districts, and environmental rulings.
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Supreme Court
Boston
Congress
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