Mother who killed newborns sentenced to 30 years
SCANANDAIGUA, N.Y. AP A woman who killed two newborns and encased bodies in concrete was sentenced Tuesday to 30 years in prison. Stacy DeBeer 30 pleaded guilty to second degree murder two weeks earlier for two consecutive 15 to life terms. She wept saying her babies deserved more. On May 11, 2003 Mother’s Day and her 29th birthday she gave birth on her living room couch placed the infant girl in a garbage bag and hid the body. She told police she killed another newborn five years earlier. DeBeer told relatives she was pregnant last year.
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Council Votes To Preserve Haven Of Love Child Care Center
Councilwoman Corene McDaniel backed keeping Haven of Love Ltd operating the Burma C Hayes center amid financial concerns and claims of neglect. Council studies say the center serves a social need not a business, with a proposed $202,873 budget increase for the rest of fiscal year 2005 to support daycare operations.
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Miners protest outside Horizon bankruptcy hearing in Lexington
About 1,000 active miners and 2,300 retirees rallied outside a Lexington bankruptcy court as Horizon Natural Resources seeks to void union contracts to aid a sale. Union officials warn voiding could strip health benefits from thousands, with judge taking the matter under advisement.
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