Juvenile charged in strangling of 4 year old Jarret Sasse
In Stanton North Dakota a juvenile facing charges related to the strangling death of 4 year old Jarret Sasse. Investigators reopen probe into the February death of Jarret's 2 year old sister Morgan at a Beulah children’s home. medical examiner found Morgan’s death natural.
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Bonnie Surprise Hurricane Bonnie Hits Virginia Coast
Bonnie strengthened to a hurricane off Virginia Beach causing roof damage, downed trees, boats adrift and power outages for about 340,000 residents. Two deaths reported in North Carolina and South Carolina from falling trees and a generator electrocution. Gov. Hunt and local officials acknowledged extensive farm and property damage while shelters avoided euthanizing adoptable animals.
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Mark C. Marchbank
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Massachusetts
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Mass
Atlantic Avenue
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New Hanover County
Censure of Clinton seen as valid option
Before Starr submits a report to Congress, some politicians revive congressional censure as a symbolic remedy for Clinton. Only once used in 1834 against Andrew Jackson, censure would merely scold the president and carry no legal effect. Public support for censure trails impeachment and doing nothing.
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University of Illinois
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First lady draws admiration in Martha's Vineyard
Edgartown Mass AP after husband’s admissions Hillary Rodham Clinton shifts from “Saint Hillary” to admired figure for loyalty and fortitude. Vetted opinions range from “brave” and “loyal” to “strong” and “intelligent” as polls reflect growing support.
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Bosnian Serb pleads innocent to wartime rape charges
Dragoljub Kunarac, 38, pleaded innocent in The Hague to 21 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity tied to rape during the Bosnian war. Prosecutors say he and subordinates raped seven women, with others assaulted or robbed, in a case broadened by new evidence. Maximum penalty is life imprisonment.
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Mona Lisa faces facelift debate at Louvre
Jaundiced varnish dulls Mona Lisa as scholars discuss restoration while the Louvre resists cleaning. A French art magazine offers a digital glimpse of the 1503 portrait with rosy cheeks and blue skies, as experts urge removing centuries of varnish before a new gallery opens. European Bat Night highlights bat conservation with events in 14 countries led by Eurobats and Bonn groups.
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