Gun found in middle school seat linked to official
An empty gun was found wedged inside a seat at a middle school auditorium where officials said the weapon had been fine last month. Richard Forbes, a former Wellesley Republican committee chair, was named in reports and had his concealed carry license suspended after being charged with unlawfully carrying a gun on school property and failing to notify authorities.
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Harassment case ties to Wallace-Rose Hill athlete rival
Finch admitted sending seven unsigned harassing letters and a Humpty Dumpty stuffed toy to Darrell Blanton of Wallace-Rose Hill High School over seven months. Beth Rich of Wallace-Rose Hill agreed to counseling and 24 hours community service after her son taunted the rival. Blanton plays center on the fastpitch team and catcher on the baseball squad. Rich's son holds similar positions, a year younger.
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Back to Sleep Campaign Shifts SIDS Risk in Infants
Researchers report mixed results after the American Academy of Pediatrics urged sleep on backs to reduce Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Despite a 38 percent decline early on, one-fifth of infants still slept on stomachs by 1996. Nationwide SIDS deaths dropped from 2,705 to an estimated 2,529 in 1998 based on 1,000 yearly interviews.
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Ohio motto ruling reverses lower court decision
A federal appeals court in Cincinnati reversed a lower court ruling on Ohio's state motto "With God, all things are possible." The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the words are unconstitutional as an official motto, a decision challenged by state officials who plan to appeal.
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Riot at Smith Unit Texas Prison Leaves Inmate Dead
An all male Texas prison riot at the Smith Unit in Lamesa caused one inmate death and at least 25 injuries, some critical. Officials said the disturbance began about 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, was under control by midnight, and appeared racially motivated with no guards involved. The facility houses about 1,400 of 1,276 design.
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Knight halts donations as Oregon seeks funds
Nike founder Phil Knight stops personal giving to his alma mater as Oregon faces funding gaps amid an $80 million Autzen Stadium expansion. University President Frohnmayer will not pressure Knight, while student labor rights protests target the company’s overseas factories. Knight cites rising factory standards and safety improvements.
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Elian's path to Maryland retreat amid debate over his fate
The Miami relatives fight to keep Elian in the United States while his family, the courts, and the Senate weigh his future. He is moved to a secluded Wye River estate in Maryland as visas are opened for playmates and a teacher to visit. Justice officials report doctor interviews with Elian and his father to assess future visits, while Reno faces questions from senators over the raid and armed agents.
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Polls show GOP out of step with public again
Associated Press reports that Republicans in Congress face waning support as polls indicate the public largely backs the Elian Gonzalez raid and favors the child remaining with his Cuban father. Senate leaders praise Reno while Republicans split on Elian citizenship and broader investigations impact poll numbers.
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Giuliani Reaffirms Elian Raid Remarks Amid Campaign Feud
Hillary Clinton urged Giuliani to apologize for his Elian raid comments while Giuliani defended his stance. A Zogby poll showed Giuliani leading Clinton by 14 percent in Upstate New York. The DSCC reported soft-money totals and plans to file future transfers. Interfaith Alliance urged Giuliani to sign its Civility pledge. Gore and Bush had already signed.
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