Tragic Deaths Found in Car Trunk in Greensboro
In Greensboro Pennsylvania two young boys aged five and two and their two deceased puppies were found in the trunk of a car after their parents reported them missing. State police trooper Terry Hunt said there appears to be no foul play and it is likely an accident.
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Armed man surrenders after 36 hour hostage with teen girl
An armed man held a teenage girl for 36 hours and briefly held her mother Lori Urs in a weekend incident. Police say the man, identified as Nutter, demanded a minister and intended to marry Urs after negotiations. He surrendered and was arrested as officers resolved the standoff.
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Chatham
Mass
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Lori Urs
Nutter
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Appalachian Trail Pioneer Reaches Halfway Mark Again
Appalachian Trail pioneer Earl Shaffer, 79, haltingly progresses toward Maine from Georgia on a solo reattempt. He carries a 25 pound pack through pines at Pine Grove Pa while recounting a 1948 feat that made him the first to hike the full length in one uninterrupted journey.
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Pine Grove
Earl Shaffer
Shaffer
Georgia
Maine
York Springs
Secret U S files on Nazis may surface soon
U S government moves toward releasing records on Nazi war criminals and their Cold War roles. Senate passage and House consideration promise major disclosures, with historians urging caution about embargos and the potential impact on national memory.
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Washington
United States
Herzstein
Pickup truck used in terrorist attack on courthouse
A burning pickup crashed into the Tippecanoe County courthouse in Lafayette Indiana on a planned attack. The ground floor was damaged but no injuries were reported. Authorities sought FBI and ATF assistance. The truck reportedly carried 58 gallon drums of gasoline and another unknown substance and appeared to have no driver.
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Lafayette
Ind
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Tippecanoe
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Dave Murtaugh
Knochel
Arizona voters face decision on future of state lottery
Arizona voters in November confront whether to keep the state lottery after a string of setbacks. An audit criticized the fired director and poor sales, a computerized Bingo revival failed, and a Pick 3 program could not generate the number nine.
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Phoenix
Arizona
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Emergency rooms strained as care shifts from hospitals
Syracuse health leaders discuss ER crowding amid rising acuity and managed care pressure. Marketers draw patients to urgent centers while hospitals add monitored beds and fast tracks. Ambulance data show increased call volume and transfers to out-of-town facilities as insurers optimize volumes.
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Syracuse
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St. Joseph's
New York
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U S jails see rise in population
The 1997 U S prison population rose to 1 244 million inmates as longer sentences and tougher parole laws kept people behind bars. Violent crime drove growth while drug arrests surged, raising overall crime trends and state by state incarceration rates.
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New York shifts policy on nonviolent felons and parole
Albany reports a radical change in prison policy under Gov. Pataki with nonviolent felons released, mostly into drug treatment, while parole for violent offenders is tightened. The move reverses a trend since the Rockefeller era and reflects aims to reduce prison crowding and alter outcomes for drug offenders.
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George Pataki
Nelson Rockefeller
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State Parole Board
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