Man donates fake Soup can hiding family jewels
In Austin last month a man donating to a food drive accidentally handed over a fake Campbell’s Soup can used to hide valuables. Tom Cummins learned of the error about a week later as authorities traced the misfiled piece. Camden Campbell Soup Co. later commented on the ongoing recovery efforts.
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Austin
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Tom Cummins
Camden
N.J
Campbell Soup Co
Fetus Gets Successful Bone Marrow Transplant
Doctors at Children’s Hospital of Michigan report a successful bone marrow transplant on a fetus with X-linked severe combined immunodeficiency. The fetus, born five months ago and with very low immune cells, remains healthy under the care of Dr. Alan W. Flake.
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Detroit
Alan W. Flake
Children's Hospital of Michigan
Court rules Blacks cannot sue for slavery damages
The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 3-0 that seven plaintiffs cannot seek reparations for enslaved ancestors. The decision held they cannot force courts to address discrimination by Congress and failed to show specific government actions that violated rights. Judge Pamela Rymer authored the opinion.
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Pamela Rymer
Inmate Ends Escape Attempt With Pig Slop Dash
Inmate Crawford leaped into a farmer's truck at Hominy Oklahoma and dumped pig slop over himself during an escape bid. Deputies caught him about 25 miles from Conner Correctional Center. he faces multiple sentences including burglary, rape, and larceny.
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Steven Moses
13 year old foils hijacking on school bus in Greenville
A 13 year old boy boarded a Greenville DC school bus with a 40 caliber pistol and 60 rounds, ordered the driver to Georgia, but was stopped by driver Gloria Stamey. the student was arrested after the attempt.
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Northwest Middle School
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Yanks Begin Balkan Peacekeeping Push In Bosnia
NATO and American troops arrive in Sarajevo and Split as 2,600 advance forces move into Bosnia and Croatia to establish communications and logistics ahead of the December 14 peace plan. Brigade Gen Cherie says mission dangerous but necessary amid Serb opposition and Bosnian upheaval.
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Brueggen
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Paris
Pentagon
Matthew Chipman
Beardstown
Ill
Augsburg
Germany
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Cherrie
U.N
Eric Johnson
Dayton
Ohio
Refugees' hope may exceed NATO ability
In Tuzla area Bosnia refugees face a harsh truth as expectations rise that NATO and U S forces will escort hundreds of thousands home after 32 years of war. Refugees express hope for homeward protection while U N agencies warn monitoring returns, especially in Serb held zones, may prove impractical.
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High tech NATO army to deploy in Bosnia with new tactics
Washington reports 20000 American troops in Bosnia will use advanced tech and tailored tactics. Apache cameras, heat sensors, night vision, and unmanned gear will monitor cease fire zones as 1st Armored Division adds Bradleys and extra radars. Sniper teams from Fort Benning train with new rifles and decoys to lure attackers.
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Beartown family braces as son heads to NATO mission
Beardstown Illinois residents Don and Blanche Chipman brace for Christmas with daughter in law and three grandchildren joining them as Sgt Matthew Chipman deploys to Sarajevo with NATO peacekeepers in Bosnia. They recall his father’s warning to stay alert and cautious while expressing mixed worry and resolve.
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Blanch Chipman
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Chipman
Sarajevo
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Bosnia
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Obih Tha
Chipmansa
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Yugoslavia
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Adde
Disciplinary Action Divides Air National Guard Unit
Col Berberian orders reassignment for Limpert and Zaccaro while Hamlin Parker and Rose face scrutiny after a 34 page investigative report. Report cites gender bias and unequal flight opportunities as central issues in the probe within the 174th Fighter Wing and related units.
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Hancock Field
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Zaccaro
David Coon
152Nd
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Jacqueline S. Parker
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Fenimore
Col
Thomas Webster
174Th
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Rose
Zac
Chicago
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Fermore
Berbetian
Serperian
109Th
Schenectady
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