Ex-FBI Agent? Ramsey Parents Not Involved Says Dateline
A former FBI agent who reviewed the JonBenet Ramsey case states he does not believe John and Patsy Ramsey killed their daughter. In a Dateline NBC interview, Joan Douglas described spending hours with the family in Boulder, Colorado, viewing limited evidence and a photo of a ransom note while noting the autopsy report.
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Jewell settles with CNN and sues others over coverage
Richard Jewell, once cleared in the Olympic Park bombing, settles with CNN on Tuesday and sues The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Piedmont College and several reporters editors and spokespeople. He alleges libel by stories tying him to the July 27 attack that killed one person and injured 111. He also cites a prior NBC settlement reached last month over Tom Brokaw remarks.
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Teen cleared in cult killings of her parents in Florida
In Tavares Heather Wendorf, 15, was cleared by a grand jury of probable cause that she aided in the bludgeoning deaths of Rich ard and Naoma Ruth Wendorf on November 25. Four other teens are charged. police say they were part of a blood drinking cult. State Attorney Brad King supported the decision.
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Killer Schleyder executes after 1985 lakeside robbery
In Potosi Missouri a man executed by injection blew kisses to a crying woman moments before death. Eric Schneider recalled his 2 year old son in his last words after being condemned for the January 1985 killings of Richard Schwendeman and Ronald Thompson during a Lakeside robbery near St. Louis. Thompson was stabbed 15 times and Schwendeman was shot twice.
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Pryor Family in House Fire Leaves Relatives Hospitalized
The great-grandson of comedian Richard Pryor, two-year-old Antwan Banks Jr., is in critical condition with smoke inhalation after a house fire late Monday. Pryor Jr., 34, also was hospitalized, authorities said, at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center.
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Toddlers Flung From Third Floor Window In Tacoma
Police respond to domestic dispute as two toddlers fall from a third floor window onto a car hood. The father, facing assault probes, is jailed. The 2-year-old girl in critical condition and the 1-year-old boy remains seriously injured. An apartment manager and a 21-year-old wife provided initial details.
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Central New York senators split on casino vote defeat
In Albany the Central New York delegation debated a proposed constitutional amendment to legalize casino gambling. Sen. John DeFrancisco and Sen. Nozzolio backed placing the measure before voters, while Sen. Hoffmann and Sen. Wright opposed it. They cited economic impacts, religious concerns, and personal freedoms as key factors shaping their positions.
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Senate defeats gambling measure in New York
The Senate rejected a plan to allow slot machines at Vernon Downs and other tracks, sparking disappointment from Vernon Downs officials who hoped the measure would revive struggling facilities. Gov Pataki backed the amendment, while opponents argued existing gambling already crowded the market and some regions were not included.
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Clinton defends China policy amid fund raising scrutiny
President Clinton acknowledged mistakes in fund-raising for his re election bid but denied that big donors swayed policy. He defended China policy, predicted broader liberty there, and urged lessons from economic change while critiquing the role of money in politics and noting a controversial White House coffee event attended by bankers.
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