Foster care ordered for Atlantic City children in private hearing
In a private Superior Court hearing Judge Valerie Armstrong ruled the ten children remain in foster care at least temporarily. Harrell seeks custody and Burke, father of two, did not request custody. Harrell accuses Burke of misusing rent and gifts to fuel drugs. Burke counters Harrell is financially irresponsible. The search for the mother of the remaining four children continues and is identified as Shirtey Pegues, Harrell’s sister.
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Three Year Campaign To Rebuild Black Churches
Washington backed by a $6 million grant the nations largest association of black churches launches a three year $12 million drive to rebuild burned out churches in the South. The Congress of National Black Churches Inc with 65000 member churches will lead arson suppression and a community reconciliation effort. Half the funds come from Lilly Foundation with the rest raised locally. Bishop John Hurst Adams says about $3 million will fund rebuilding and repairs for black and multiracial churches over the period.
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Passenger on no smoking flight threatens crew arrests
Sally Ann Stein, 47, an American living in Seville, Spain, aboard an eight hour Madrid to Miami flight demanded to smoke, became abusive, shoved two attendants and the captain, and claimed to be a terrorist. She was arrested, charged with interfering with crew duties, and released on bond after a federal hearing.
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Milpitas Band Sets Unofficial Notre Dame Song Record
Milpitas High School Little Big Band with 79 members played the Notre Dame fight song 421 times for nearly four hours, claiming a Guinness record though not certified. Led by Wes Robbins with Sabrina Houshmand conducting, the marathon session featured jeans, smiles, and varied instrument play.
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Five Die in Suspicious Fire at Colorado Motel
In Thornton Colorado a two story La Hacienda motel fire killed five people and injured a firefighter who fell through the roof. Witnesses aided bystanders evacuated guests as the blaze destroyed about 70 of 107 rooms displacing roughly 100 residents. Two firefighters fell through the roof and one sustained a leg injury.
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Blood evidence delays in JonBenet Ramsey case
DNA testing on a fluid from the slain child beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey has not begun. The fluid is reportedly semen and could be a key forensic clue, but the sample is very small and Colorado law may require defense monitoring or independent testing. Tests may wait until a suspect is charged.
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Early fatty diets linked to heart disease risk in youth
A Louisiana State University autopsy study of 1,073 men and 264 women aged 15 to 24 found fatty deposits and arterial lesions in the aorta and coronary arteries even in teens and young adults with high cholesterol. Diets rich in fat and smoking correlated with higher heart attack risk factors, with men showing more coronary lesions.
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Cosby admits affair amid slayings and payouts
Bill Cosby acknowledged in a CBS interview that he had an affair with Autumn Jackson's mother, denying paternity. The revelation follows the Jan 16 shooting death of Cosby’s son Ennis, a federal probe into a $24 million pay request, and Jackson’s release on bond as Cosby continues public life.
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FBI may interview witness over Atlanta bombing link
The FBI plans to interview an Atlanta architect who says a man resembling suspect Verne Merrell carried a backpack in Centennial Olympic Park. The man also reported a sketch and dates to the FBI after a $500000 reward was announced. Three Idaho residents, Robert Berry, Charles Barbee, and Verne Merrell, face Spokane bombing and bank robbery charges with no injuries reported.
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