Officiers convicted in New York torture case
Three white officers wept and cursed after a racially mixed jury found them guilty of trying to cover up the sodomy torture of Haitian immigrant Abner Louima in a Brooklyn precinct. Schwarz Wiese and Bruder face up to five years for obstruction. Schwarz may also face a life term in the assault case.
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Mother of school shooting Victims says boy needs help
Veronica McQueen, mother of Kayla Rolland, says she warned her daughter days before the Mount Morris Township shooting about being bullied by a classmate. She calls for counseling for the 6 year old involved, while prosecutors say no charges will be filed against the boy due to his age. A 19 year old man in the suspect’s residence has been charged with involuntary manslaughter for allowing access to the gun.
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Federal push favors moving flood victims from risk areas
Federal and North Carolina officials say buyouts and relocation after Hurricane Floyd reduced property damage by about 9.2 million dollars compared with the prior year. Princeville, hit hardest, lost 850 homes as the town seeks dike repairs and future flood safeguards.
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Allergy medicine may impair driving more than alcohol
University of Iowa researchers tested 40 allergy sufferers in a driving simulator. Diphenhydramine impaired speed matching, lane keeping, and increased oncoming lane incursions compared with fexofenadine and placebo, while alcohol showed similar effects to diphenhydramine.
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Compton
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Weller
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Mercerville, N.J
Educational Testing Company
Clinton pushes gun law action to end stalemate
President Clinton urges lawmakers to break the logjam on gun safety legislation citing Justice Department data. He backs mandatory safety locks, large capacity ammo clip bans, and background checks at gun shows, with photo IDs for owners as a further step.
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Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Bennett Estate
First published February 22 2000 last published March 7 2000. In the estate of Evelyn K Bennett deceased Case No 99 PA 62. Hearing on petition for final settlement to determine heirs and devisees. Court in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. Deadline for written objections March 15 2000 at 6:30 a.m. Filing by attorney Carl Bannatt.
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