Marine drill instructor kills self at Parris Island pool
Parris Island reports Sgt. Richard E. Stumpf Jr., a 24 year old Marine known as a strong leader, shot himself with an M 16 rifle in front of about 200 witnesses at the base pool during water skill instructions. Investigations run into next week as colleagues and family seek explanations.
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Parris Island
S.C
Richard E. Stumpf Jr
Stumpf
Clinton overhauls health care strategy leadership
President Clinton will move health care reform planning from the White House toward a core team led by Carol Rasco and Robert Rubin. Hillary Clinton and Ira Magaziner are relieved of coordinating duties as no task forces or war rooms remain. The new plan aims to present a health care package to Congress next year with streamlined leadership and fewer autonomous groups.
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Hillary
Ira Magaziner
White House
Carol Rasco
Robert Rubin
National Economic Council
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Investigators search mom's home in missing boys case
Union South Carolina authorities broaden the probe into the missing Smith children. Susan Smith's account of a carjacking on October 25 remains under scrutiny as investigators press to locate Michael and Alex. Family members and experts urged closer focus on relatives and friends as potential suspects.
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Rabon
Spartanburg) Herald-Journal
Marc Klaas
Susan
David Smith
Klaas
California
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Herald-Journal
Union County
Howard Wells
Klaus
Margaret Gregory
Susan Smith
Gregory
Wis-Tv
Greenville
Seattle
Wells
Monarch
Mike Youngblood
Missouri City
Texas
Youngblood
Former minister convicted of murder in Pensacola
Paul Hill, a former minister who ambushed abortion doctor John Britton and two escorts with a 12 gauge shotgun at the Ladies Center clinic, was found guilty of murder after a three day trial and faces sentencing. He acted as his own lawyer and offered no defense before the verdict. британ
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Salt Lake City
Nebraska
Nathan K. Martinez
O’ Neill
Neb
Utah
Martinez
Pensacola
Fla
Sow
Paul Hill
Hill
Vincent F. Heuser Jr
Heuser
John B. Britton
James H. Barrett
Barrett
June
Ladies Center
Britton
Louise Hill
Karen
Frank Bell
Murders Leave Texas Gay Areas on Edge
A spate of brutal hate killings in Texas targets gay men and lesbians in Odessa and Midland. Victims include Paul Quintanilla stabbed and mutilated, Michael Burzinski beaten and shot during an abduction, and Musick shot after a homosexual advance. Community leaders link hostility to macho culture and religious-right rhetoric, while criminologists note broader crime against vulnerable groups. Legal responses vary from 12 year sentence to probation. more charges follow as investigations continue.
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Texas
Paul Quintanilla
Michael J. Burzinski
Musick
Glen Maxey
Dick Weinhold
Texas Christian Coalition
Weinhold
Paul Tracy
University of Texas At Dallas
South
Southwest
Dallas
Jack Hampton
Hampton
Midland
Burzinski
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