Post office survivor helps identify suspect
In Montclair New Jersey a survivor shot in the post office holdup helped identify the gunman by wiggling his fingers and toes from his hospital bed and writing details. Police arrested Christopher Green a former postal worker tied to the case and facing possible federal death penalty if convicted.
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Montclair
N.J
David Grossman
Thomas Russo
Grossman
Christopher Green
Green
Three fined for shocks to co-worker with collar
Three men at MW Manufacturers Inc. in Rocky Mount Virginia were convicted of misdemeanor assault for shocking a disabled co worker with an electronic dog collar. General District Judge George Jones fined each man $100 and issued 10 day suspended jail terms.
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Rocky Mount
George Jones
Ricky L. Moore
MW Manufacturers Inc
Educators clash over national standards for history
Washington educators tell a House hearing national standards could work but fight over political correctness derails progress. Albert Shanker argues transcripts matter little to employers while Lynne Cheney warns against a heavy handed national panel in shaping high academic goals.
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Washington
Congress
Albert Shanker
American Federation of Teachers
Shanker
Lynne Cheney
National Endowment For the Humanities
Cheney
Clinton lobbies against cuts in defense budget
Defense Secretary Perry and General Shalikashvili oppose full offsetting cuts as lawmakers negotiate a final supplemental defense bill. Senate provision of 1.9 billion would be offset by cuts. House plan seeks 3.2 billion with 1.5 billion in offsets. They warn delays endanger modernization and readiness while urging partial offsets only.
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Washington
Clinton
Pentagon
House
Senate
Defense
William Perry
John Shalikashvili
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Associated Press
Haiti
Somalia
Perry
Shalikashvili
Department (of Defense
Mark Hatfield
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Hatfield
GOP
Byrd
Bill Young
R-Fla
Appropriations National Security
Newt Gingrich
R-Ga
Gingrich urges pressure to keep Contract with America tax cuts
House Speaker Newt Gingrich asks business leaders to lobby recalcitrant Republicans to keep the Contract with America tax cuts intact. He cites President Bush and urges constituents to call Congress, amid a split on a $500 per child credit and broader deficit goals. Senate Republicans meanwhile defend a $1.3 billion low income heating aid program against House cuts, amid veto threats and ongoing spending decisions.
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Washington
Newt Gingrich
America
Congress
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Gingrich
George Bush
White House
Bush
House
Ways and Means Committee
R-Ga
Dick Armey
Texas
GOP
Senate
Arlen Specter
R-Pa
Specter
Clinton
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kaelin shifts from joker to key witness in Simpson trial
In Los Angeles, Brian Kate Kaelin testifies about the morning after Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman were killed. He recounts seeing Justin and Sydney as the case implicates OJ Simpson, while Marcia Clark questions timing, sightings, and blood evidence.
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Los Angeles
Brian
Kate
Kaelin
Justin
Sydney
Kate Kaelin
Marcia Clark
Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Chicago
McDonald’s
Clark
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