Detroit shooting kills 6 year old over bad radio purchase
A man fired on a moving car in Detroit, killing a six year old girl and wounding three other children and a woman. Police say the motive involved a disputed radio refund and are seeking two men. The gunman fired from a separate vehicle. the car had a damaged rear window and was inspected by investigators. An 8-year-old boy is in critical condition while a 4-year-old girl and another 6-year-old girl are listed as serious.
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Houston mom weighed killing options in trial
Witnesses describe Andrea Yates hearing voices and plotting for months before drowning five children in June at their Houston home. Dr. Melissa Ferguson testified Yates said drowning was the best way and a knife was too bloody, while noting Yates believed drugs could end her own life and that Satan marked her. Prosecutors seek the death penalty in three deaths. insanity defense contends innocence.
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Soldier deaths highlight mixup in training exercise near Fort Bragg
In Carthage North Carolina Deputy Randall Butler shot and killed a man and wounded another after a pickup carried three men including two Army Special Forces trainees. The soldiers thought they were in a role play. the deputy believed a threat. No charges filed as miscommunication triggered the deadly encounter.
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Governors press Bush to restore highway funds in budget
Governors at the National Governors Association winter meeting visited the White House to ask President Bush to restore 8.5 billion dollars in highway construction funding lost under his proposed budget. Kentucky Governor Paul Patton led the session with Michigan Governor John Engler noting concerns over Medicaid and transportation financing.
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Congress to Hear Skilling and Enron Officials Rebuttals
Congress prepares a Tuesday hearing with former Enron chief executive Jeffrey Skilling and other executives including Sherron Watkins and Jeffrey McMahon. They will answer questions about disputed transactions used to conceal over 1 billion dollars in debt while Lay and others invoke the Fifth Amendment.
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Commerce Subcommittee On Consumer Affairs
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