Dover man ready to donate kidney before execution
Steven Shelton, set for execution on April 5 in Dover, plans to donate a kidney to his mother Vesta Shelton, who could receive a transplant as early as April 11. Officials say the timing is unclear and his appeals may delay the death date.
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Republicans clash over AIDS statistic and term limits
A Republican House member accuses Donna Shalala of exaggerating the 40 percent AIDS case rise, arguing the 1993 94 surge reflects definitional changes. House GOP leaders signal effort to rally votes on term limits while facing internal opposition. The policy debate also includes product liability reform and FDA concerns over nicotine regulation and youth smoking campaigns.
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Health and Human Services
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Shalala
America
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Texas
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GOP
Coeur d Alenes eye national lottery amid legal doubts
The Coeur d Alene tribe in Idaho advances a two story lottery office and plans a late summer first drawing hoping to raise 400 million in three years and create 300 jobs. Unistar Gaming would run the venture taking 30 percent of profits while Powerball officials fear legal hurdles under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act and state compacts.
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Idaho
Coeur d’Alenes
U.S
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Connecticut
California
District of Columbia
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Colo
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Democrat Blasts Gingrich Over Tapped Toll Free Promo
In Washington, Rep. David Bonior filed a House ethics complaint charging Gingrich violated conduct rules by promoting his Reinhardt College course via floor speeches and a toll free number for tapes. Bonior cites the Progress and Freedom Foundation as an outside sponsor and notes the use of official funds to promote non official activity. The complaint targets a 12 April 1994 promotion and related recordings priced up to 229.95 for deluxe sets.
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Reinhardt College
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Mom indicted in son's death in Clermont County
Rhonda Brown 41 of Amelia was indicted by a Clermont County grand jury on murder charges for beating her 8 year old son Jerry Howell to death as he walked to a school bus stop. He died from blunt chest blows, with autopsy noting a fractured skull lacerated liver and punctured lung. Brown held on 200000 bond awaiting Thursday hearing.
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Ohio
Clermont County
Rhonda Brown
Amelia
Brown
Jerry Howell
Nico Capurro
Jerry
Cincinnati
Simpson defense unveils Faye's fault theory
In Los Angeles, the Simpson defense claims a drug hit motive tied to Faye Resnick, alleging a plot to collect her cocaine debts with the killings. Prosecutors and experts question the theory, while Det. Tom Lange and Det. Mark Fuhrman loom as pivotal witnesses amid broader tensions over race and evidence.
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Fuhrman
Southwestern University
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