Florida man confesses to shotgun slayings of girlfriend and three children
Jeffrey Hutchinson, 35, surrendered after Friday night shootings in Crestview. He is charged with four murder counts in the home shared with his girlfriend Renee Flaherty, 32, a Niceville postal worker, and her children Logan 4 Amanda 6 Jeffrey 8. Hutchinson had moved in six to seven months prior.
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Clinton releases anti-drug money
President Clinton announced more than 8.7 million in new drug-fighting grants awarded to 93 community based organizations nationwide. The funds target urban and rural areas and programs that coordinate parents teachers religious leaders and law enforcement to provide after school and weekend options for youth.
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North Korea accuses Japan of slander over missile claim
North Korea denounces Japanese criticism of its missile tests and demands an apology while Tokyo notes a reported North Korean launch over Japan. U S officials dispute verification of North Korea's claim of a satellite launch orbiting the earth.
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Wallace Shows Improvement In Sepsis Fight At Jackson Hospital
Former Alabama Governor George C Wallace, 79, paralyzed since 1972, remains in serious condition at Jackson Hospital after a severe bacterial infection caused septic shock. Doctors note progress as they probe the infection source and monitor breathing among intensive care measures.
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Diplomatic effort in peril as West Bank clashes rise
US envoy Dennis Ross met Yasser Arafat in Nablus amid renewed Mideast violence that left at least 16 Palestinians and an Israeli soldier wounded. Hamas threats and a large Tel Aviv protest underscored stalled peace talks as Israeli security warned of ongoing terrorism risks.
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Flood aid rides a shaky rail line to reach isolated Mexican villagers
In Villa Comaltitlan and surrounding towns floodwaters sever a 100 mile coastal stretch in southern Mexico. A damaged rail line carries food to starving victims as rivers wash away bridges. Residents describe isolation and desperation while relief workers defy orders to help.
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Northwest pilots ratify four year contract ending strike
Northwest Airlines pilots vote to approve a new four-year deal ending an August walkout that grounded planes. The agreement includes a 12 percent pay increase over the life of the contract, stock options, and profit sharing. Flights remain canceled for days while planes return to service.
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