Poison Case Goes To Jury In Tim O Bryan Trial
A Houston optician Ronald O Bryan is on trial for killing his eight year old son Timothy by lacing Halloween candy with cyanide. Prosecutors seek the death penalty claiming the motive was insurance proceeds of about 50 000. The defense argues no cyanide was proven to have been bought or used.
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Miami Beach Hailed as Island of Courtesy Campaign
Miami Beach launches a broad courtesy campaign after convention delegates complain of rudeness in hotels, restaurants and taxis. The effort features posters, signs, decals, a slide show and training seminars for resort workers to boost tourism spending, estimated at over 47 million dollars annually.
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Senate Debates Foreign Policy as Weapons Bill Faces Vote
The Senate prepares to vote on cutting 1.2 billion from a 30.3 billion weapons authorization after a two day foreign policy debate. Kennedy Cranston and Stennis led discussions on commitments worldwide while defense chiefs defend the bill as essential and trimmed.
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