Markhasev gets life for Ennis Cosby murder
Mikail Markhasev, 19, was sentenced to life without parole after a judge rejected misconduct claims by prosecutors and jurors. Cosby’s daughter and relatives attended. Ennis Cosby, 27, was killed during a highway holdup last year while changing a flat.
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Gulf studies flawed say influential reports questioned
Dallas AP reports epi demiologist Dr. Robert Haley challenges three major government studies denying Gulf War syndrome. Pentagon spox Kenneth Bacon orders review as federal and state prosecutors crack down on media investment scams from Elvis memorabilia infomercials to an Internet casino. FTC SEC and states file 60 complaints. One firm claims a $10,000 Internet casino investment yields $150,000 first year, echoing Microsoft Netscape Yahoo.
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Embassies in Africa face blast toll and rescue efforts
FBI teams in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam collect explosive traces and sift debris while investigators pursue survivors and identify suspects. In Kenya and Tanzania the blasts killed 234 and injured about 5,000. 14 more arrests reported in Tanzania, including six Iraqis and six Sudanese. Witness accounts emerge as Red Cross and Israeli rescue crews search ruins.
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Two Arkansas boys sentenced in Westside Middle School killings
Mitchell Johnson pled guilty on his 14th birthday and Andrew Golden was found guilty as a 12 year old after the March 24, 1998 attack that killed four students and a teacher. Both received the maximum juvenile penalties, confinement in a juvenile center potentially until age 21, with judge Ralph Wilson Jr. warning on possible 90 day jail if released early.
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Teens worry about violence yet see brighter future
Washington report on The State of Our Nation's Youth finds teens optimistic about future opportunities after graduation, with 71 percent expecting many options. It notes girls outperform boys in academics, taking harder courses and earning better grades, while 18 percent of top students are female.
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Bombings probe leads to 30 arrests in Tanzania embassy attack
AP reports police and FBI detained 30 suspects including six Sudanese six Iraqis one Somali and a Turk tied to the U S Embassy bombing in Dar es Salaam Tanzania Police described the detainees as dubious characters citing intelligence linking them to the incident.
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