Child charged with assault and murder in New Jersey
Essex County prosecutors say a 10-year-old boy identified as D.J. is charged with sexually assaulting and beating 4 month old Aljaneer Caraway to death. The infant’s mother Rhakida Daniels had left the two children briefly with the boy.
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N.J
D.J
Aljaneer Caraway
Essex County
Patricia A. Hurt
Rhakida Daniels
Daniels
Gregory Key
Key
Lewinsky to Testify as Clinton Investigation Hones In
Monica Lewinsky prepared to testify to prosecutors as part of the grand jury probe into President Clinton. The affair and possible cover up may lead to impeachment, with perjury and obstruction of justice being examined. Lewinsky’s new account could bolster the case while Clinton maintains denials as videotaped testimony looms.
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Oval Office
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
Lewinsky
Capitol Hill
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Paula Jones
Linda Tripp
Zeldin
Kenneth Starr
Secret Service
Tripp
Capitol Gunman Video Tied to Officers’ Deaths
A security tape from the Capitol doorway shows the gunman drawing his weapon and firing as officers confront him. Wounded witness Angela Dickerson and law enforcement describe the chaotic scene while Special Agent John Gibson and Officer Jacob Chestnut are buried in Arlington. Russell Weston Jr. remains hospitalized awaiting arraignment for the killings. his plea is not yet entered.
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Angela Dickerson
Capitol
Dickerson
Potomac
Virginia
John Gibson
Arlington National Cemetery
Lake Ridge
Arlington
Thomas Holman
Jacob J. Chestnut
Chestnut
Russell E. Weston Jr
Weston
Evelyn Gibson
Capitol Hill
Arlington, Va
Gibson
Jacob Chestnut
Obuchi Chosen by Japanese Lawmakers for Prime Minister
Keizo Obuchi, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party favorite, won the lower house vote 268 of 497 as Japan's prime minister amid a split parliament. The upper house backed Democratic Party leader Naoto Kan, triggering tensions and calls for general elections. Obuchi pledged an "economic reform Cabinet" to steer Japan from recession and stabilize markets.
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Tokyo
Keizo Obuchi
Japan
Obuchi
House of Representatives
Ryutaro Hashimoto
Liberal Democratic Party
Cratic Party
Naoto Kan
Cobras smuggled in Jakarta boxes bound for China ends
At Jakarta's international airport 54 boxes yielded 1 020 cobras from a smuggling operation headed to China. The snakes were seized after officers noted unusually active movement. The man handling the documents was arrested and the cobras sent to a zoo. Cobras are protected in Indonesia and export is forbidden. Smugglers face up to five years in prison and fines.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Lukas Tonga
Jakarta Post
China
Asia
Thai officer trips, captures two Lao escapees near border
A Bangkok policeman leaped a ditch to chase escapees and landed on two of eleven Laotian convicts who had fled a Laos prison with nine others after bribing guards. The group, jailed on drug charges, included members who reportedly fled to Laos.
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Bangkok
Thailand
the Nation
Laos
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