Fire destroys Titusville school district warehouse
A 14-year-old and a 13-year-old set a fire that destroyed a Titusville School District warehouse. State police report arcane mats were burned Tuesday night, causing extensive property damage. Crawford County DA Francis Schultz weighing charges. older youth could face adult court, but unlikely. One youth attends Titusville Middle School and the other Venango County Christian School.
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Tidal wave threat to New Jersey coast studied
Geologists say the East Coast shelf edge near New Jersey may be geologically active enough to produce abrupt collapses and potential tsunamis. A Science study finds porous rock beneath the seabed there is mostly water, indicating high instability about 100 miles east of Atlantic City, though no immediate danger to boardwalk visitors is implied.
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Parents of victims dropped from Kentucky school shooting suit
In Paducah Kentucky the parents of a teen shooter's victims have had their civil claims against the parents of Michael Carneal dismissed. Carneal now faces a $120 million suit against him alone as the case moves toward trial on August 7.
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Judge clears ABC News interview with Kevorkian in prison
Genesee County judge orders Michigan Corrections to allow ABC News to record a taped interview with Jack Kevorkian in the prison. The ruling limits cameras for two other inmates while upholding the department policy banning devices. Kevorkian serves 10 to 25 years for second degree murder in a terminally ill patient’s death.
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Toddler dies in locked car amid 102 degree heat
A 2-year-old girl died after accidentally locking herself in a car as temperatures reached 102 degrees in Billings Montana. Preliminary sheriff’s reports say the child was playing near the car when she entered and couldn’t open the door. Names were being withheld by the Yellowstone County coroner and sheriff's department.
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Paroled abuser convicted in son's death sparks law push
Fresno California paroled child abuser Douglas Haaland Jr was found guilty of second degree murder in the 1998 death of his 4 year old son Dustin who refused to pick up toys. The case led to Dustin’s Law prompting parole officer CPS notification and now Dustin's Law II seeks broader parolee disclosure to CPS and families.
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White House races to restore missing e-mails in court dispute
A judge weighs methods to recover thousands of lost White House e-mails sought in Judicial Watch litigation. A technician testified a searchable database could be ready in four to six weeks, with previous delays blamed on faulty copying equipment.
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Clinton explains her kiss for Arafat
During a Queens campaign stop Hillary Clinton gave her most detailed explanation of the kiss to Suha Arafat after Yasser Arafat's remarks in Ramallah. She said a kiss is a handshake in Middle East culture and noted she condemned the alternative translation after finding out.
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Fourth day of Mideast talks at Camp David
On day four at Camp David, U S mediators push for progress while keeping discussions secret. Secretary of State Albright and Israeli Prime Minister Barak meet with negotiators as Palestinian spokespeople voice pessimism over core issues. The talks focus on Jerusalem, refugees, and borders for a future Palestinian state.
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Gore attacks Bush over Texas budget shortfall
Vice President Al Gore charged Texas spending needs show Bush supports massive tax cuts harming the nation. Bush countered Texas runs a surplus and will fund health care for the poor and criminal justice needs with a supplemental bill. The dispute came as Texas officials admitted a $600 million shortfall in Medicaid and justice spending.
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Senate moves to pass tax cut amid estate tax battle
The Senate nears approval of a Republican plan to phase out the inheritance tax by 2010, repeal the 102-year-old telephone excise tax, and offer breaks to Social Security beneficiaries and farmers. Democrats warn the plan mainly benefits the rich, while Republicans argue it spurs investment and jobs.
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