Mother gets jail for lending baby as begging prop
A Jacksonville mother Tyaina Green 19 received 60 days in jail three years probation and required parenting classes after pleading guilty to child neglect for lending her baby daughter to a stranger to beg. The baby was missing six weeks before being found.
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Jack Schemer
Tyaina Green
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Shellfish illness tied to 209 infections last summer
The CDC said raw oysters and other shellfish caused a record outbreak, killing one and sickening 208 in the United States and Canada in July and August. Illnesses were reported in Washington, California, Oregon, Utah, Alaska, Maryland, Hawaii and British Columbia. All 209 tested positive for Vibrio parahaemolyticus. most patients ate raw oysters.
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Ethiopians Seek Passes From Eritrean Embassy Amid Border Fights
About 100 frightened Ethiopians gathered outside the Ethiopian embassy in Asmara pleading for travel documents to return home. Eritrean-Ethiopian clashes near Assab and Adigrat intensify the border war that began May 6, with international mediators scrambling to prevent a full-scale conflict.
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Ethiopia
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Adigrat
Paul Kagame
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NATO to Demonstrate Air Power Over Balkans
NATO leaders approve a package of measures to showcase air power in Kosovo to pressure Slobodan Milosevic. Plans include simulated air attacks in Albania and Macedonia and possible escalation to air strikes inside Yugoslavia to press for a cease-fire, withdrawal of forces, and negotiations.
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Military probes claims riots were incited by organized groups
Indonesian president Habibie ordered a military probe into claims that organized groups systematically incited riots that killed nearly 1,200 people. He urged the armed forces to reveal the truth and act on any improper conduct. Authorities charged 250 of about 2,000 detained rioters with looting, vandalism, and arson.
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Indonesia
B.J. Habibie
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Wiranto
People’s Committee
Suharto
Cheltenham Ladies College allows trousers for senior girls
Cheltenham Ladies College will permit sixth formers to wear navy trousers instead of skirts starting in September after consulting parents and students. The change marks a major uniform redesign at England’s historic private school.
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Cheltenham
England
Cheltenham Ladies’ College
U.S
Kim Hill
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