Ramseys: Former cop's murder theory a disgrace
In an interview a Ramsey critic calls the former detective's theory a disgrace. The Ramseys feature in a Ramseys Spongebob style memory piece about JonBenet Ramsey's murder investigation. The piece highlights Thomas as an early commentator naming a suspect.
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Whitney Houston Performs at Arista 25th Tribute
Whitney Houston appeared at Arista Records’ 25th anniversary tribute to Clive Davis in Los Angeles. She sang a medley of her hits on a NBC taped five hour special, earning standing ovations for a 20 minute set amid ongoing drug abuse rumors and Oscar absence speculation.
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Female MIT student badly burned in dorm fire
A 19 year old MIT student suffered burns over 65 percent of her body when a fire erupted shortly before 10 p.m. in a Random House dorm room in Cambridge Massachusetts. The blaze forced a large evacuation and the student was hospitalized in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Recovery of bodies from Osprey wreckage begins
Military investigators began the painstaking task of removing the remains of 19 Marines who died in the MYV-22 Osprey crash at Marana Northwest Regional Airport. Officials said identification would take days and rely on DNA, fingerprints, and other records.
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Larry Linville Dies at 75 of Pneumonia Complications
Larry Linville, 50, famed for Mrs. Frank Burns on MASH, died Monday in New York from pneumonia complications after cancer treatment. He had his tongue removed in 1998 following a malignant tumor and was part of MASH’s breakout ensemble that launched in 1972.
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Washington Post wins multiple Pulitzers across journalism fields
The Washington Post and other papers earned Pulitzers for investigative reporting on US military actions in Korea, Columbine coverage, and public service. The awards highlighted staff work from Denver Rocky Mountain News, Village Voice, and Los Angeles Times among others, with winners across reporting, editing, and arts categories.
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Elian transfer moves inch toward father as relatives meet
Five months after Elian Gonzalez was rescued, his Miami relatives held a hospital meeting with government psychiatrists to plan the boy’s transfer to his father in Bethesda and possibly Maryland. Months of demonstrations and legal appeals continue as authorities weigh custody options while family members demand Elian’s input be considered in asylum talks.
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Barak Heads to D C for land deal talks
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak travels to Washington for a 19 hour visit to discuss an orderly Lebanon retreat and further concessions to the Palestinians. He faces Syria’s stance as the Clinton administration seeks progress. Barak meets with Clinton and top aides at Blair House and the White House to push negotiations ahead.
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Arkansas court weighs Clinton Whitewater role review
The Arkansas Supreme Court's disciplinary arm will reexamine a 1996 complaint from Landmark Legal Foundation alleging Hillary Rodham Clinton violated ethical rules as a Little Rock lawyer. The review hinges on a real estate document linked to the Whitewater S&L case and payments to an in law partner's father in law, with no prior response on record. The court also considers a separate disbarment complaint against President Clinton.
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Record finds more special education students in regular classrooms
Education Department data show a record share of about 46 percent of 5.9 million special education students spend most of their day in regular classes, up from 45.9 percent, with concerns over teacher qualifications and service gaps in prisons, preschoolers, and for blind students.
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Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Service
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California State University
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