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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 2002

Page

6

Judge vacates convictions in Central Park rape case

New York judge threw out the 1989 rape convictions of five men after DNA linked the attacker to the crime and a confessed rapist was found. The five men, who served lengthy sentences, may pursue lawsuits against the city as they prepare to return to court.

New York Central Park District Attorney’s Office Matias Reyes

Town mourns death of boys who fell through ice tragedy

Lawrence Massachusetts mourns four boys aged 7 to 11 who died after falling through thin ice on the Merrimack River while returning from the Boys and Girls Club. Three drowned after attempting to rescue 11 year old William Rodriguez, who first fell in.

Tce William Rodriguez Christopher Casado Victor Baez Mackendy Constant Merrimack River

Frist weighs bid to replace Lott as Senate leader

Senator Bill Frist signals willingness to seek the GOP baton if a majority backs him, gauging support from 51 Republicans ahead of the new Congress. He faces Trent Lott who vows to fight on, amid questions of timing and backing.

Sen. Frist Lott Washington Bill Frist Tennessee Bush Trent Lott Senate Frist GOP Congress United States Senate Strom Thurmond Republican Party Don Nickles Oklahoma Nickles R-Miss White House

Lab Bust Uncovers Ecstasy Production at Citadel Site

Philadelphia authorities uncovered a hidden lab buried in a mountainside that could manufacture up to a million Ecstasy tablets. Engineer Duane Michael Policelli, 51, dubbed the site The Citadel, was arrested December 12 and charged with illegal manufacturing, possession and distribution, conspiracy, and participation in a corrupt organization. He faces up to 70 years in prison.

Philadelphia Duane Michael Policelli Citadel Policelli

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