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Newspaper

Register Herald

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1998

Page

6

Beating death of 6 year old blamed on relatives in South Carolina

In Columbia two brothers aged 11 and 13 and their mother were charged in the death of 6 year old Charnell Smith. Police say the child was beaten for getting off at the wrong bus stop while under the aunt and guardian Pamela Smith. Paramedics found Charnell unconscious and brain dead after the incident.

Columbia S.C Charnell Smith Charnell Pamela Smith

Las Vegas man gets life without parole in Sherrice Iverson case

Jeremy Strohmeyer, 20, a former Long Beach honor student, pleaded guilty to murder in the 1997 Sherrice Iverson killing in a casino toilet stall. He received four life terms without parole after acknowledging he killed the 7-year-old to “stop her pain” and apologized to her parents. He said he was in a drunken and drugged haze and begged for forgiveness.

Las Vegas Sherrice Jeremy Strohmeyer Long Beach Calif Sherrice Iverson Primadonna Strohmeyer

Inmate Sues Guard Over Prison Harassment Claim

Inmate Zeferino DePina sues guard Filipe Monteiro and 17 other Massachusetts Department of Correction staff, alleging a former shooting victim turned guard taunted him behind bars. DePina testified a high ranking official dismissed his claims saying you shot the guy in the head. He seeks unspecified damages for assault emotional distress and civil rights deprivation.

Boston Zeferino DePina Filipe Monteiro State Correction Department DePina

Japan Faces Slow Recovery Amid Debt and Stimulus Debate

An AP report notes advisers warn of a billion dollar stimulus gap to break even and a government official hedges recovery in two years or less. A research agency cites a postwar high 25 billion in bankrupcy debt as bleak evidence.

Tokyo Japan Hiromu Nonaka Kyodo

Nuclear dossier scare leaks 25 year old files

Energy and Pentagon found sensitive nuclear weapon details in boxes of Cold War era records slated for release by Clinton. Congress seeks to block the declassification pace, citing national security risks as experts warn proliferators could gain weapon design data.

Washington Energy Department Pentagon Clinton Congress Pakistan India Congressional White House Kenneth Baker Office of Nonproliferation and National Security Jon Kyl Arizona Bob Smith New Hampshire Richard Shelby Alabama National Security Sandy Berger

Polka King Frankie Yankovic dies at 83 in Florida

Frankie Yankovic the Cleveland accordion star known as the Polka King has died at his New Port Richey home at age 83 after a fall. A Milwaukee-born veteran who popularized Slovenian style polka, he won the first Grammy for polka in 1986 and later teamed with Drew Carey and Weird Al Yankovic. He produced hit records in the 1940s including Just Because and Blue Skirt Waltz.

Frank Yankovic New Port Richey Fla Lawrence Welk Tampa Frankie Yankovic Cleveland Yankovic Midwest Drew Carey Elvis Presley Joe Miskulin Nashville

Government reports violent crimes in school down

The government said ninety percent of schools report no serious violent crimes such as robbery and weapon attacks amid security tightening. Education Secretary Riley called even one incident too many as a White House safety conference is planned.

Washington White House Richard Riley

NATO to back Kosovo monitors with special rescue force

The State Department says NATO will create a rapid response rescue force to back unarmed monitors sent to Kosovo. The plan, tied to Milosevic agreeing to 2000 monitors, envisions deployment in Adriatic waters with no Americans on rescue missions, though an auxiliary American role is possible.

Washington NATO Kosovo State Department Adriatic U.S Richard Holbrooke Slobodan Milosevic Rubin

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