Ambulance Crash Kills Three Children in Brooklyn
An ambulance collides with a car at a Brooklyn intersection killing two boys aged 2 and 5 and a girl aged 7 while injuring their mother Angela Igwe and sister Ibornka Morak. The cause is under investigation and paramedics are hospitalized in stable condition.
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Tripp Cleared as Not Deceptive by Polygraph
Linda Tripp passed a polygraph test on whether she duplicated or tampered with evidence for the Monica Lewinsky investigation. The examiner Paul K Minor conducted the test, and the results indicated she was not deceptive on any question.
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Kosovo Massacres Alleged as Diplomats Seek Investigation
A survivor described to human rights officials how Serb police beat and shot him and about 13 other men in Golubovac near Donje Obrinje. Yugoslav authorities invited Red Cross and UN relief experts as UN Security Council condemned the killings and the U.S. prepared for possible NATO strikes.
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Ozone hole hits record size in September report
World Meteorological Organization announced the Antarctic ozone hole reached its largest area ever in September, expanding over two Europe sizes and affecting the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Rumen Bojkov cited ongoing September growth linked to temperature fluctuations and UV exposure risks to people and animals.
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Day care shut after three infants found with broken arms
In Gainesville Florida police shut down Bonding Babies day care run from a home after investigators say three infants aged 11 12 and 13 months arrived with deliberate arm injuries. Owner Beverly Bonds 32 faces neglect and child abuse charges though not immediately arrested.
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Cab driver charged with killing Cincinnati tourist
Tyrone Small, 49, is charged with first degree murder in the Sept 14 killing of Michael Caposela, 50, a Cincinnati Housing Authority accountant. Caposela was found Sept 15 in a remote area after leaving a Cardinals game aiming for a casino. authorities say he was shot during a robbery attempt. Small was arrested after detectives found him with a .44 revolver and a wounded man nearby.
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