Halloween costumes reflect Monica Lewinsky trends across nation
Boston renters report demand for Bill Clinton Monica Lewinsky and Linda Tripp outfits as impeachment advances while retailers note interest from liberal and Volvo driving fans in Starr costumes. In Fremont Nebraska a 30 year old man is killed in a store attack. Ronald Ericksen 33 arrested on homicide charges.
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Boston
Bill
Monica
Stephen LaLiberte
Washington
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Linda Tripp
S.F. Tellatin
Man asks jury to give him death in Georgia case
In Americus Georgia Daniel Colwell who killed an unknown couple urged jurors to impose the death penalty warning he might kill again. He said I might torture your family or friends and questioned why the risk should be taken if he survives. Colwell argued he must die.
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Americus, Ga
Daniel Colwell
Hospital fined for infant overdose at Monmouth Medical Center
In Long Branch New Jersey the state penalized Monmouth Medical Center eleven thousand dollars after a 10 month old boy Timothy J. Gabaldon died from a chemotherapy drug overdose when a decimal point was omitted in a doctor's order. Dr Justin Bagtas prescribed 204 mg instead of 20.4 mg and nurses administered the high dose without challenge. The hospital had previously been fined one thousand dollars for each of several unspecified infractions.
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Long Branch
N.J
Timothy J. Gabaldon
Monmouth Medical Center
Justin Bagtas
Mexican agencies shutter three Jalisco tequila distilleries
Federal agents closed three tequila distilleries in Jalisco for failing to meet quality standards by not containing the required agave content. La Cofradia, Eucario Gonzalez, and La Madrilena were cited by the consumer affairs office in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Jalisco
Federal Attorney General’s Office For Consumer Affairs
la Cofradia
Clinton urges urgent steps to stabilize world markets
President Clinton addressed 182 finance officials at the IMF meetings urging urgent international action to curb boom bust cycles and restore growth. He urged Congress to approve about 18 billion for the IMF while backing a 22 nation plan to stabilize international money flows and warned the crisis could deepen without cooperation.
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Washington
Clinton
International Monetary Fund
U.S
Congress
House
Man freed as Bedroom Basher case returns to court
Kevin Green, freed in 1996 after DNA disproved his guilt, watches Gerald Parker go on trial for the 1979 Orange County killings tied to the Bedroom Basher. Prosecutors recount the assault on Green’s wife and the death of their stillborn daughter Chantal Marie, while defense notes alibi doubts and memory issues.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Kevin Green
Green
Orange County
Gerald Parker
Little Chantal Marie Green
Dianne
Chantal
Oxygen
Gerald Parker, Jr
Francisco Briseno
Dept. 40
Orange County Central Superior Court
Parker
Nationwide Credit Inc. to pay record FTC debt collection fine
The Atlanta based Nationwide Credit Inc. will pay a one million dollar civil penalty to settle FTC allegations of abusive deceptive and unfair debt collection practices. The agency says the settlement sets up a comprehensive consumer complaint and resolution program and employee training for collectors. FTC official Odie Bernstein stresses thorough investigation and response to every consumer complaint.
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Washington
Connd
Federal Trade Commission
Nationwide Credit Inc
Atlanta
FTC
Odie Bernstein
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Imelda Marcos Acquitted by Philippines Supreme Court
The Philippines Supreme Court acquitted former first lady Imelda Marcos of graft, overturning the only case in which she had been found guilty during Ferdinand Marcos’s era. The 8-5 decision spared her a 12 year prison term, and Marcos thanked the court noting that justice prevailed as she had been in seclusion.
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Manila
Philippines
Imelda Marcos
Supreme Court
Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
Nobel Literature Prize to be awarded in Stockholm
The Nobel Literature prize will be announced Thursday at 7 a.m. EDT in Stockholm. The Swedish Academy says the prize is worth $974,000 this year and its deliberations remain secret. Critics, while speculating on candidates, show wide agreement on several strong contenders.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish Academy
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