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Register Herald

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1998

Page

6

Murray State dorm fire leaves student dead and 16 hurt

An arson fire at Murray State University dormitory broke out about 2:30 a.m. on the fourth floor despite extra guards after a previous weekend blaze. Michael H. Minger, 19, of Niceville, Florida, died. Michael W. Priddy, 21, of Paducah, was critically injured. Four teens and a firefighter also suffered injuries as rescuers pulled students from windows. Police search for a suspect as investigators confirm arson.

Murray Murray State University Western Kentucky Susan Klimchak State Public Protection and Regulation Cabinet Michael H. Minger Niceville Fla Michael W. Priddy Paducah

Five youths charged in 6 year old girl's case

AKRON Ohio. A 6 year old girl was repeatedly hurt by five other youths ages 8 to 14. Four boys ages 8 11 13 and 14 and a 12 year old girl were arrested. They pleaded innocent in Juvenile Court. The incidents occurred at multiple places over the summer. Sgt. Dave Van Pelt said they understood the gravity of the situation.

Akron, Ohio Dave van Pelt van Pelt

Two Teens Die In Wilson NC Car Bus Crash

A sports car collided with a Wilson area school bus injuring several students and killing the two 17 year old occupants. Investigators cite excessive speed as a possible factor while the bus driver sustained a wrist bruise.

New Jersey Donald Hughes

Grandmother freed after 16 years in error

Loretta Randley, 58, jailed for a manslaughter sentence from 16 years earlier, was freed after a state clemency board commuted her time served. Prolonged mix up meant she never reported to prison and spent years at home raising five grandchildren while attending church.

Tallahassee Fla Loretta Randley Randley Stacey Dougan Hartman Delano Poitier Poitier

Ex Albanian omits immunity lift seeks arrest

Albania parliament votes to lift immunity of former president Sali Berisha clearing the way for arrest on charges he tried to overthrow the government. Riots followed Azem Hajdari's killing with three dead and many injured as internationals urge a cooling off period and cautious steps.

Tirana Albania Sali Berisha Berisha Fatos Nano Azem Hajdari

FDA approves new AIDS treatment Sustiva in once-daily form

The FDA approves DuPont's efavirenz, a once daily AIDS drug with similar effectiveness to protease inhibitors when paired with older meds. It could reduce pill burden though critics urge affordable pricing and careful switching guidance.

FDA Washington Food and Drug Administration DuPont Pharmaceuticals Heidi Jolson Anthony Fauci National Institutes of Health DuPont

Mexico flood toll rises as aid rush begins

President Ernesto Zedillo said the Chiapas floods are grave but under control as the government speeds aid to hundreds of thousands lacking food or shelter. About 450,000 homeless and 162 deaths were reported with 250,000 likely to relocate and up to 25,000 low-cost homes needed.

Tapachula Mexico Ernesto Zedillo Zedillo Chiapas Massachusetts

Suspected drug gang target in Ensenada massacre coma

In Ensenada Mexican soldiers guard the hospital room of Fermin Castro who lies in a coma with bullet wounds from the murder of 18 relatives. A journalist linked Castro to a feared drug gang, while authorities have not tied the massacre to drugs. Survivors include 12 year old Mario Alberto Flores and 15 year old Viviana Flores.

Ensenada Mexico Fermin Castro Castro Zeta Sandra Francisco Flores Altamirano Mario Alberto Flores Viviana Flores

Iran Silent on U S Overture Amid Nuclear Tensions

The Clinton administration sought dialogue with Iran while Iran’s government stayed noncommittal. The State Department reaffirmed U S interest in talks but kept that no policy change or precondition. Madeleine Albright planned a meeting with Iran’s Kamal Kharazi at a U N event in New York.

Washington Iran Clinton U.S State Department United States James P. Rubin Congress Madeleine Albright New York Kamal Kharazi U.N Kofi Annan Afghanistan

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