Kennedy seeks forgiveness from family after affair admission
In Dedham Massachusetts Michael Kennedy, son of the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy, issued his first public statement admitting serious mistakes after prosecutors dropped an investigation into a sexual relationship with his family's babysitter who was under 15. He asked for forgiveness from his wife, three children, and the babysitter’s family.
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Dedham
Mass
Michael Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Ebsetet
Lawyer says Malcolm Shabazz can stand trial
In Yonkers, lawyer Percy Sutton argued Malcolm Shabazz was competent to stand trial in the fire that killed his grandmother Dr Betty Shabazz. The hearing shifted strategy and charges against the boy were moved to be disclosed at a Thursday session. original charge was juvenile delinquency.
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Yonkers
Malcolm Shabazz
Percy Sutton
Howard Spitz
West Kesvar Couss
Malcolm
Betty Shabazz
Spitz
Woman survives 100 mile car ride with armed captors
A 48 year old woman from Miami state troopers pursued a stolen vehicle after a gunfight. Two brothers sought in a South Carolina bank robbery and kidnapping forced her to drive toward Miami. A gun battle erupted near Fort Myers endangering her life. one brother died and the other fled into the woods, later captured after a brief struggle.
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Silver
Fort Myers
Miami
Florida
South Carolina
Bully Arvel George
Greenville
D.C
David Dallas George
Eight soldiers die in Fort Bragg Black Hawk crash
An Army UH-60L Black Hawk crashed in woods at Fort Bragg during training, killing eight soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division. The weather was clear, no other choppers were reported, and officials offered no speculation on the crash. Names were withheld pending notifications.
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Fort Bragg
82Nd Airborne Division
Chicago alderman indicted on extortion charges
Chicago alderman Lawrence Bloom, 53, was indicted by a federal grand jury on extortion and bribery counts. He allegedly took 16,000 in payoffs from an FBI informant and undercover agent and 10,000 masked as a campaign contribution for steering a rock-crushing site in the South Side. Bloom, elected as an anti corruption candidate in 1979, left the council in 1995 after later unsuccessful mayor and city treasurer bids.
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Chicago
Cntic
FBI
Lawrence Bloom
South Side
Bloom
Man charged after pilot dies fighting brush fire
In California, Cary Thomas Meeks, 27, was charged with second degree murder in the death of Floyd Dean Hiser Sr., 51, a helicopter pilot who died Sunday while dropping water on a San Bernardino National Forest brush fire started by illegal fireworks. Investigators expect a preliminary crash cause in 7 to 10 days.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Cary Thomas Meeks
Floyd Dean Hiser Sr
San Bernardino National Forest
Charles Kuralt remembered at UNC Chapel Hill memorial
Crowds of locals and national figures gathered at Memorial Hall in Chapel Hill for a moving service honoring Charles Kuralt. Dan Rather Harry Smith and Charlie Rose attended as colleagues and friends recalled his 37 year career chronicling ordinary Americans on CBS On the Road. The lifelong Charlotte resident died July 4 at age 62 from heart disease and lupus complications. His family later buried him in Old Chapel Hill Cemetery.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Charles Kuralt
University of North Carolina
Kuralt
Journal Vhf Abegee Co
America
Memorial Hall
CBS
Dan Rather
Harry Smith
Charlie Rose
Unc-Tv
Bill Lynch
Mebane
Lynch
Phy Studio
Ral
Charlotte
Old Chapel Hall
Old Ironsides Returns To Sea After $12 Million Restore
The legendary War of 1812 ship known as Old Ironsides returns to sea after a $12 million restoration. Although tethered to a tug, she moved under her own power, buoyed by a revival that echoed her undefeated record in 30 sea battles and the sailors who praised her oak hull deflecting cannonballs.
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Susie
Suilors
Obesity drug fen-phen linked to heart valve risk
Mayo Clinic researchers report 24 women on long term fenfluramine and phentermine developed serious heart valve disease, with some requiring surgery. FDA issued advisory. 33 total reports cited. Doctors urge weighing obesity risks against drug benefits.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Fargo
N.D
Mark Gardner
Delray Beach
Capululoriss
Hedi Connolly
Mayo
FDA
Huang seeks immunity to testify in fund-raising probe
In Washington Senate hearings Democrat leaders floated offering immunity to Huang to testify about alleged U S political fundraising shenanigans. Thompson and Glenn led the push while Huang’s lawyers proposed immunity in exchange for admission of possible election law violations and improper political work in 1994 95.
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Fred Thompson
Chima
U.S
John Huang
Thompson
John Glenn
Ohio
Glenn
Huang
Senate
Justice Department
U S
China
Cobb
Commerce Department
Olver North
Congress
Ufafter
Republican National Committee
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New England Journal Ofedicine
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