Slayings in Iowa Family. Man Sought in Double Killings
Police in Sioux City search for Adam Moss after seven people die in two homes. The victims include a mother and five children aged 5 to 12, and Ronald Fish, 58, found in an upscale neighborhood. Moss faces theft charges and is described as armed and dangerous. Authorities say the homicides are not suicide or accident.
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Woodbury
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Frisbie
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California Democrats map Condit re election odds
In Sacramento, analysts say Rep Gary Condit could face a tough re election under a new congressional map. The plan would add about 40 percent new voters to Condit's district, increasing exposure to unfamiliar liberal Democrats. Analysts note that such voters might shun Condit's tarnished image.
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Gary Condit
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Don Perata
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Tony Quinn
California
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Heart recipient passes survival goal at 60 days
Louisville man Robert Tools, the world’s first self-contained artificial heart recipient, reached a 60 day survival milestone at Jewish Hospital. Nurses report he exercises, eats well, stays informed, and teases staff while showing nerves at new technicians near the monitoring console.
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Louisville
Robert Tools
Tools
Jewish Hospital
Cindy Reeve
Bob Hope responds to pneumonia treatment in hospital
In Burbank California 98 year old comedian Bob Hope shows improvement from bacterial pneumonia. Doctor Lee Kagan said Hope is weeks from full recovery and not using life support. He remains hospitalized at Providence St Joseph Medical Center with IV fluids oxygen and respiratory therapy.
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Bob Hope
Lee Kagan
Kagan
Providence St. Joseph Medical Center
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Toluca Lake
Judge upholds Florida gay adoption ban ruling
U.S. District Judge James Lawrence King upheld Florida’s ban on gay adoptions amid criticism from civil rights groups. Lofton and Houghton, foster parents, challenged the law after being told they could not adopt the children they care for. The judge accepted the state’s argument that heterosexual couples provide better homes for children.
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Miami
Florida
James Lawrence King
Lisa Bennett
Human
Louis P. Sheldon
Traditional Values Coalition
Steven Lofton
Douglas Houghton
Lofton
Houghton
Siblings win jackpot in Delaware Powerball drawing
Dover based Kathleen Kearney and her brother Michael, both in their fifties, claimed a $73.7 million share of the $298.4 million Powerball jackpot. Kathleen, a first grade teacher, delayed checking her tickets for four days, buying $55 more in the hours before the drawing. They plan to keep working, with Kathleen eyeing a new car and travel like Hawaii or a Caribbean cruise. Michael, a lawyer, said he had not given much thought to his share.
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Del
Kathleen Kearney
Michael
Kearneys
Hockessin
Delaware
Michael Kearney
Pittsburgh
Kathleen
Harwaii
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