Kaczynski Indicted in New Jersey Bomb Death Case
Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaczynski was indicted in the 1994 mail bombing that killed ad executive Thomas J. Mosser in North Caldwell New Jersey. The 54 year old Berkeley math professor turned recluse faces charges of transporting a bomb from Montana to San Francisco and mailing it to Mosser's home.
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N.J
Theodore Kaczynski
Kaczynski
Berkeley
Montana
San Francisco
Thomas J. Mosser
North Caldwell
Mosser
Young & Rubicam Inc
New Jersey
New York Times
Burson-Marsteller
Exxon
Burson- Marsteller
California
McDonald's settles with Kansas woman in burn case
Diana Nesmith of Atchison reached a settlement with McDonald’s after suffering second degree burns from coffee spilled at the drive through on October 14 1994. The parties kept the amount confidential. Nesmith’s lawyer said the coffee was hotter than recommended and dangerous.
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Kan
McDonald’s
Diana Nesmith
Atchison
Dick Senecal
Nesmith
Atchison McDonald’s
Senecal
McDonald's
National Barn Center
McDonald's Corp
Dobski & Associates
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Stella Liebeck
Marilyn Dobski
New York Second Grader Suspended for Kissing and Button Rip
De’Andre Dearinge seven year old is suspended five days from Public School 104 in Queens for sexual harassment after kissing a classmate and ripping her skirt button. His mother questions the penalty while officials cite district guidelines. Similar incident in North Carolina involved a six year old boy denied an ice cream party after kissing a classmate on the cheek.
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EW York
North Carolina
De'Andre Dearinge
Queens
New York Daily News
De’Andre
Erica White
De'Andre
Gerri Perriott
Lexington
N.C
Johnathan Prevette
Hollywood Madam Fleiss Ordered Back to Drug Program
Heidi Fleiss, accused of laundering money from a call girl ring and tax fraud, was ordered into a three month drug-treatment program after admitting meth use. A sentencing hearing was delayed to Oct. 24, with bail violation for drug use the focus, following her arrest in Santa Monica.
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Hollywood
Heidi Am
iFleiss
Fleiss
Tiers Stoin
U.S
Consuelo Marshall
Santa Monica
Speed
Local Event Listings Include Hazardous Waste Drop Off And Church Bazaar
Hazardous waste collection at the FR.CO HHW Facility runs Friday through Monday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call 242-1176. First Christian Church hosts a Friday bazaar and bake sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. A chicken noodle dinner runs 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Williamsburg Homecoming Tallgate Supper features a Homecoming Ceremony Friday at 6:30 p.m. on the football field.
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First Christian Church
Fri
Williamsburg
Police arrest in Shakur killing shocks Compton
In Compton California police report an arrest of a 22 year old gang member in the Tupac Shakur murder probe linked to the Las Vegas shooting after a boxing match on September 7. The suspect was taken in during a police sweep with no immediate comment from Compton police.
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Calif
Tupac Shakur
ABC
Shakur
Las Vegas
Marion
Suge” Knight
Death Row
ABC Radio
Compton
Obituaries: Nathan Lile and Connie Milberger
Nathan Lile age 19 Garnett died Oct 1 1996 at Research Hospital Kansas City funeral at First United Methodist Garnett family viewing Oct 2 7 8 p.m. in Farris Feuerborn Ottawa service details. Connie Milberger 50 Springfield died Sept 30 1996 at Cox South Memorial Hospital funeral Oct 4 Lamb Roberts Ottawa burial Highland Cemetery Ottawa memorials to American Cancer Society Franklin County chapter care of Lamb Roberts Ottawa.
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Nathan Lile
Garnett
Research Hospital
Kansas City
First United Methodist Church
Farris-Feuerborn Chapel
Connie K. Milberger
Springfield
Cox South Memorial
Ottawa Area Hospital Notes and Sheriff News
Admissions include Vesta Walters of Ottawa on Tuesday. Dismissals are George Louderback and Mary Barnhart, both of Ottawa, on Tuesday. Arrests include Randy Penner, 38, 1024 S. Walnut, on a Franklin County warrant for theft. he bonded out. Kimberly D. Gragg, 20, 126 S. Locust, on Ottawa municipal warrant for failure to appear. released on 125 dollar bond. An 11 year old Ottawa girl was arrested on theft suspicion and released to juvenile authorities. Also reported: chrome wheel covers stolen from Cheryl Conner’s Walnut Creek car for 200 dollars. Four hub caps stolen from Michael Westerman’s car, 75 dollars. Knit girl’s shirts stolen from Fashion Alley, 40 dollars. Mark Mailman reported a broken passenger window, 150 dollars damage. A COF Services van was hit on 13th Street. damage under 500 dollars. A car driven by Shiney A. Sods 49 struck a lawn mower blade on Montana Road. damage over 500 dollars.
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Vesta Walters
Ottawa
George Louderback
Mary Barnhart
Sheriff's News
Randy Penner
S. Walnut
Franklin County
Kimberly D. Gragg
Hickory
Cheryl Conner
Walnut Creek
Calif
Michael Westerman
COF Services
Davis Road
13Th Street
Olive
Shiney A.sods 49
Richmond
Montana Road
Labette Road
Wall Street climbs toward record as tech rally resumes
On midday trading, the Dow rose 20.87 to 5925.77 while the Nasdaq gained 8.73 to 1230.24 and the S P 500 added 3.33 to 692.41. Broad gains came as bond yields slipped to 6.84 percent on the 30 year Treasury and volume reached 202.16 million shares amid a rebound in construction spending and rising stock optimism.
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Wall Street
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
American Stock Exchange
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Federal Reserve
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