Murder suspect ordered to stand trial in Shepard case
Aaron McKinney was ordered to stand trial for first degree murder after a preliminary hearing in Laramie, with prosecutors stating he beat and robbed Matthew Shepard during a drive on the east side. Henderson waived a hearing and faces arraignment. both men face murder, kidnapping and robbery charges.
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Aramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Aaron McKinney
Matthew Shepard
Clinton
Russell Arthur Henderson
Shepard
Rob
DeBree
McKinney
Henderson
Matthew
Laramie
Ms. Price
Chasity Vera Pasley
Bevucha
Russia to seek new terms on debt repayment with IMF
Moscow reports say Prime Minister Primakov blames reformers for Western skepticism and IMF loans remain on hold after Russia defaulted on domestic debt and devalued the ruble. Maslyukov to meet IMF head Marquez Ruarte to discuss restarting lending and new repayment terms amid creditors talks in London. Russia owes about 10 billion to foreign banks and faces 4.6 billion due next year.
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OSCOW
International Monetary Fund
Yevgeny Primakov
Russia
Izvestia Daily
IMF
Moscow
Yuri Maslyukov
Jorge Marquez Ruarte
Maslyukov
Interfax
Russian Finance Ministry
Deutsche Bank
London
Alan Pakula Dies in Car Crash at 70 in New York
Film director producer Alan Pakula, famed for All the President's Men Klute and To Kill a Mockingbird, died Thursday in a Long Island Expressway crash aged 70. A metal pipe shone from the road and struck his windshield as his Volvo veered off the expressway. Pakula was taken to North Shore Hospital in Plainview where he was pronounced dead. Jason Robards, an Oscar winner for Pakula's All the President's Men, expressed shock and tribute.
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EW York
Alan Pakula
America
Jane Fonda
Mery Streep
Gregory Peck
Jason Robards
Pakula
Long Island Expressway
Santo DiStefano
Suffolk County
New York City
North Shore Hospital
Plainview
DiStefano
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Strike Ends at Canadian Newsprint Mills After Pact
In Canada, 10 Abibiti Consolidated pulp and paper mills workers resumed in Cana da by approving a six year contract with 74 percent in favor. The deal covers about 4,000 strikers across 60 mills, with a lump sum payment of 1790 dollars this year and roughly 2 percent annual raises for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Abibiti-Consolidated Pulp and Paper
Canada
Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union
Notice of Suit and Tax Levy for Unified School District
First published notice covers foreclosure suit by Stanley L. Vickers against John H. Bell and Kathy Bell in Franklin County Kansas. It includes a real estate description and deadlines to plead by December 17 1996. The same page provides a 1968 tax levy resolution authorizing up to 4 mills for up to five years for capital outlay projects and related bond payments.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Stanley L. Vickers
Plaintif
John H. Bell
Kathy Bell
Towit
N.W
Township
Ottawa
Aefftey
Stewman
Anderson, Byrd, Richeson, Flaherty & Henrichs
South Hickory
P.O. Box
Board of Education of
Unified School District No
State of
K.sa
Board of Education
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Ued
Laramie Range
Cal Rerucha
Kristin Price
Ben Fritzen
Newprint
LaDean Syphei Clark
Board of
Accien Ana
FF Ve
Ottawa Herald
THE
Ottawa Herald Gannat
Gloan Legal Services
Ellen Hickman
Eastern Star
VFW
Jewell Chapman
Apple Lane
Iowa
Adi
Allen Press
New Hampshire
Lawrence
EOE
Batter Business Bureau
Carpenters
Ottawa - Lawrence Area
EPA
Lakemary Center
Lakemary
Dr. Pauls
Kim Boswell
Eftc Corporation
Arizona
Colorado
Florida
Kentucky
Oregon
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Washington
EFTC
Electronic Assembly
Neosho County Community College
Haskell
Peg Brown Human Resources
Brown
Peggy
Alliedsignal
Help
Consolidated Industrial Services
Jim Green
Central Fiber Corporation
Fiber Lane
Wellsville
Arnold Bros Transport
M & By Div
Don
Royal Tractor Company
Mission Woods Rd
New Century
Gardner
Lenexa
JC Penney Distribution Center
Top Resources Light Industrial Division
Westport Rd
Kansas City
Marty
Overland Park
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