Survivors to confront Dahmer in sanity trial aftermath
Survivors and relatives prepared to testify as Jeffrey Dahmer faced sentencing after a verdict found him sane for the killings and dismemberment of 15 men and boys. The judge would determine whether Dahmer's 15 life terms run concurrently or consecutively and when parole could be considered.
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Jeffrey Dahmer
America
Eddie
Carolyn Smith
Eddie Smith
Dahmer
Laurence C. Gram Jr
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Bronx woman jailed in brutal mistreatment of nieces
Mary Ann Ayala 36 was charged with second degree serious case after police say she fatally harmed 6-year-old Millison Ayala and nearly fatally injured 4-year-old Stephanie by beating them and immersing them in an ice cold bath while taping mouths shut. Court papers allege Millison died from neck compression and prolonged cold exposure. Stephanie lost consciousness in a cold bath. The girls, daughters of Ayala's brother, were in foster care with her prior to the incident.
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New York
Bronx
Mary Ann Ayala
Millison Ayala
Millison
Stephanie
Ayala
Kim Royster
Californians Clean Up After Killer Storms Rumors
Cleanup crews repair railroad tracks and blast rock from a Malibu canyon road as heavy rain forecast for Northern California and the LA area threatens floods and mudslides. Amtrak service halted between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara amid 66 million gallons of sewage runoff.
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California
National Weather Service
Qual
Malibu
Amtrak
Santa Barbara
Mount Baldy
Los Angeles County
Ventura
Orange Counties
Matthew Hall
Redondo Beach
Composer Schuman dies at 81 in New York after surgery
William Schuman, pivotal American composer and educator who founded Juilliard and helped launch Lincoln Center, died Saturday in New York at age 81 after hip surgery. He was first to win Pulitzer for Free Song and led Juilliard’s rise, earning numerous honors.
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New York
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ASCAP
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Schuman
Music Critics’ Circle
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Institute of Musical Art
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Juilliard
Juilliard String Quartet
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Jackson urges caucus to challenge budget inequities
At a midnight program in Albany Jesse Jackson told hundreds at the state Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators caucus that minorities must vocally oppose any portion of Gov. Mario Cuomo's 56.5 billion budget they deem unfair. He did not offer his own view on the proposal.
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Albany
Jesse Jackson
Mario Cuomo
Jackson
State Association of Black and
Wile Jackson
Subway riders rescue woman from mugger
New York City onlookers watched as a razor wielding mugger threatened Lina Gravesandy 27 on a northbound C train. Three good Samaritans sprang into action, pursued the attacker, and aided police to arrest Anthony Jones 29 of West 112th Street on robbery and assault charges.
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New York
Manhattan
New York City
Lina Gravesandy
Anthony Jones
W. 112Th St
Pennies Build Dollars for New York City's Homeless
New Yorkers donate loose change to Common Cents for soup kitchens shelters and programs. Since the drive began a little over a year ago it has collected 7 million pennies about 21 tons plus other coins totaling 103000 dollars. Teddy Gross of the Upper West Side founded the effort after his daughter asked about helping a homeless man.
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New York
Common Cents
Teddy Gross
Upper West Side
Prass
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