Dormitory Fire Kills Twelve. Charlo CMS Under Scrutiny
A fatal dormitory blaze on the campus third floor claims twelve lives as authorities probe the charter of the freshmen building. Firefighters battled the flames as investigators seek cause, with campus officials pledging safety reviews.
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Teens Plead Innocent in Baston Subway Assault Case
Two teenagers charged in a Baston subway attack, including a 17 year old Roscon High School student Nykesha Gant, pleaded innocent. The case involves a 15 year old girl and an unnamed male victim with charges of assault with a dangerous weapon, attempted rape, and civil rights violations.
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Ravens linebacker charged with murder in Buckhead slayings
Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis faces murder charges after police say he stabbed two men to death near the Cobalt lounge in Atlanta Buckhead early Monday. The 24 year old is the second NFL player charged with murder in under a month, joining Rae Carruth in indictments linked to fatal incidents.
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Computer problems delay space shuttle Endeavour launch
NASA delayed Endeavour's launch by more than a week to replace a malfunctioning computer that sent bad signals during the countdown. The delay pushes the mission to map Earth four months late due to damaged wiring needing fixes on Endeavour and other shuttles.
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Fraternity Nabs Charter Suspension After Hazing Incident
Alpha Epsilon Pi national board suspended the Ann Arbor chapter and revoked its recognition, disbanding the roughly 75 year old group. The chapter had been barred from activities since Dec 6 after a member accidentally shot a pledge in the groin. The 18 year old freshman from New York state required surgery and has not been identified.
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City Plans ID Cards for Medical Marijuana Users
San Francisco supervisors approved a plan to issue identification cards for medical marijuana users to obtain high grade marijuana from dispensaries without fear of arrest. The 10-1 vote awaits mayor Willie Brown’s signature, continuing the city’s 1996 medicinal marijuana framework.
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Avalanche Traps Ten Motorists in Alaska Rescue Under Blowing Snow
Alaska state troopers said ten of nineteen motorists stranded by two avalanches on the Seward Highway near Anchorage were rescued by a private construction crew using a front loader. The group was taken to a nearby lodge for medical checks as blizzard conditions limited further operations. Others used cell phones to report they were safe. some sheltered in their vehicles or bags until help arrived.
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New York Ballot Battle Shocks New Hampshire Voters
Amid a 30 candidate field, New York strict signature rules bar rivals from the Reform Party ballot while New Hampshire voters debate how rivals like McCain Forbes and Keyes can be excluded. The dispute, backed by Keyes and others, argues the system favors party insiders and limits voter choice in a nationwide primary season.
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Gore Bradley battle heightens as campaigns push turnout
Unaffiliated voters are most numerous in the state. Gore campaigns nonstop including a 3 a.m. New York rally while Bradley returns to a factory gate for support. Polls show Gore with a slim lead, following Iowa wins, as McCain aims for New Hampshire and Forbes seeks a solid conservative showing.
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Conservative hopefuls in New Hampshire race for third path
Forbes, Keyes, and Bauer press their campaigns amid dwindling polls and loud crowds in New Hampshire. Bauer rallies in Manchester while Nashua draws about 700 as Keyes and Forbes push to win unaffiliated voters and challenge party establishments.
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Soft money flow stays high despite reform talk
U S reports show Republicans and Democrats raised about 100 million in unregulated soft money from unions, corporations, and wealthy individuals in 1953 and forecast up to half a billion for 1999 2000. Donations flowed from Hollywood Wall Street and many industries, with major donors such as ATAT Mierssett and others listed amid broad party fundraising.
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