Teens charged in Florida killings linked to vampire cult
Five teenagers from Kentucky and Florida were returned to face charges in the stabbing deaths of Rich ard and Ruth Wendorf in Eustis Florida. Extradition delays occurred for Roderick Ferrell Charity Keesee Scott Anderson all 16 and Heather Wendorf 15. Police say the group drank blood and emulated a vampire role playing game. Defense calls them scared youths and disputes vampire claims.
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Florida
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Ruth Wendorf
Eustis
Fla
Roderick Ferrell
Charity Keesee
Scott Anderson
Kentucky
Heather Wendorf
Dana Cooper
Baron Rouse Motel
Carville Offers Starr Breathing Room Amid Whitewater Clash
Democratic consultant James Carville says neither the president nor White House aides complain to him about his campaign against Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr, while Republicans criticize and pressure the White House. He suggests Starr may receive breathing room if he behaves like an independent counsel, and warns he may run ads if Starr leaks or politicizes.
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James Carville
White House
Whitewater
Kenneth Starr
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Starr
Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Stepmother charged in 1961 death of girl in Illinois
Mary Morgan 56 was charged with first degree murder after tests on Michele LeAnn Morgan's exhumed remains showed she was beaten to death. The Illinois warrant led to her Texas arrest. the case reopened after Michele's brother recalled seeing her stomp on the girl on August 9 1961. The bond was set at 1 million dollars and Billy Morgan has not been charged.
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Elleville
Lil
Mary Morgen
Texas
Michele LeAnn Morgan
Michele
Morgan
West Columbia
Billy Morgan
Conservative government loses majority in Parliament
London The Conservative government of Prime Minister John Major lost its one vote majority in the 651 member House of Commons after Sir John Gorst withdrew support over a promise to keep an emergency room open at a north London hospital. Labor hints at future gains but opts not to push a confidence vote, wary that Conservatives could still prevail with Ulster Unionist backing.
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John Gorst
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European Unity
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Margaret Thatcher
Labor Party
Mother Teresa Treated for Irregular Heartbeat in Calcutta
Doctors began treating Mother Teresa for an irregular heartbeat in Calcutta as her condition improved after a prior postponement. An 86 year old nun showed strength, walking five minutes with assistance and speaking with 64 Missionaries of Charity nuns before their vows.
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India
Mother Teresa
Patricia Rubanel
Missionaries of Charity
Welfare rolls cut by 2.1 million, Clinton says
President Clinton announced a 2.1 million drop in welfare rolls over four years, citing Wisconsin and California as examples. He outlined reform plans to reward work, require personal responsibility, and boost child care, health care, and nutrition while cracking down on welfare fraud and expanding private sector incentives to hire off welfare.
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Washington
Tre
California
Ikota
Alabama
Internet Decency Act raises test of internet protection
The Communications Decency Act bans online access to materials deemed patently offensive to minors with penalties up to 250000 dollars and five years in prison. Courts questioned the act as overly broad and technologically impractical while noting the internet as a vast, international forum. The Clinton administration argues restrictions are needed to shield children and cites tagging technology as a potential safeguard.
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Clinton
Justice Department
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Weather Data Codes From Syracuse Newspapers Service
Weather data lines spell four digit codes for pollen and mold reports forecasts interactive trivia and travel advisories. It lists numbers 2466 9090 9091 2445 2600 and 3232 with services from WIXT TV Clinton Square Syracuse and local stations.
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NewsLine
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Auburn
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Oswego
Pulaski
New York
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Wixt-Tv
Channel 9
Mexico
Brian Samson
Clinton Square
Nexrad
Relatives' Emotion Shifts in Simpson Trial Testimony
After more than 80 witnesses, the trial turns from contradictory testimony to the raw grief of relatives. Brown described Nicole's birthday call and Simpson's ominous reply about blaming himself. She also depicted his nervous, angry mood at Sydney's recital and his anxious glances during intermission.
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Brown
Nicole
Sydney Simpson
Justin
Baker
Man Passes Through Door Lock Incident
A fragment notes a tense moment where someone locked through and caused a strong personal reaction, with limited readable details on context or parties.
Simpson murder trial unfolds with camera hint and tense testimony
Jeditha Brown recalls Dr Simpson's demeanor the night of the killings as he writes notes and whispers to lawyers. The defense plans to call ex LAPD detective Philip Vanatter, claiming police conspiracy, but Judge Fujisaki bars conspiracy testimony without evidence.
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Dr. Simpson
Brown
Simpson
Baker
Los Angeles
Phiip Vanatter
Vanatter
Superior Court
Hiroshi Fujisaki
FBI seeks new leads on Olympic bombing with $500000 reward
FBI officials plan to display the knapsack and exact location photos from the Atlanta Olympic Park blast and play a 911 warning as they offer half a million dollars for new tips. Investigators say they have reconstructed the bag from scene fragments and hope the material will generate fresh leads while stressing no arrest has been made.
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FBI
Atlanta
Olympic Centennial Park
Centennial Park
Richard Jewell
Jewell
Louis Freeh
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