Teenager carjacked in Louisiana freed in Philadelphia
Nicole Madore, 18, was forced to drive over 1000 miles by a 27 year old suspect from Metairie Louisiana before being released in downtown Philadelphia. She walked to a police car and identified Paul Will who was arrested minutes later at a gas station ATM.
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Simpson says Nicole partly to blame for death
O J Simpson told Fox News Channel in a preview interview that his ex wife Nicole Brown Simpson was partly responsible for her death. He said he was angry at times and that she mixed with people she should not have. He will answer audience questions during an Internet chat hosted by Entertainment Network Inc with charity donations planned.
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Islamic man acquitted in cousin's honor killing case
In Cleveland a judge absolved Yezen Dayem of murder charges in the 1999 shooting of his 21 year old cousin Methal Dayem. DNA on gloves did not match Dayem and prosecutors sought conviction for an honor killing tied to her independent lifestyle.
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Gas explosion destroys downtown Manhattan apartment building
A natural gas blast ripped through a downtown Manhattan Kansas apartment building on Tuesday, engulfing it in flames and cutting power to a large part of the area. Two residents were safe with one minor injury, and investigators blamed a stove left on by a tenant. The front collapsed and two vehicles were damaged as smoke hung over Manhattan. Electricity was mostly restored by nightfall.
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Portand teen mother charged after newborn drowns
Irene Duarte of Portland, 18, allegedly gave birth during a family reunion then left the infant submerged in a tub. Relatives forced entry to find the baby with no pulse. Autopsy ruled drowning. Duarte, mother of a 2-year-old, faced arraignment on murder charges.
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Two youths arrested in Valley View beatings deaths
In Glendale California a 15 year old and another male were arrested over the weekend in the schoolyard beatings deaths of Christopher Reid McCillach 13 and Blaine Steven Talmo Jr 14 at Valley View Elementary School. Investigators say motive unknown and not gang or race related.
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Don Shade
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Valley View
House OKs 36 bills in flurry of activity
The House passed 36 bills in a late session before the summer recess, including a major Community Renewal Act with tax relief for 40 communities, a trade bill on AIDS and cancer drug imports, and a measure banning executions of pregnant women on death row. Other actions supported veterans, AIDS programs, anti-terrorism coordination, and Guam tax and land provisions. The only defeat was a fishermen reimbursement measure. The Senate moved slowly and passed nothing.
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Cheney on the Job in Wyoming Amid Bush VP Bid
Dick Cheney returns to public life with a Wyoming visit after accepting George W. Bush’s offer for the vice presidential ticket. Bush hails Cheney as a capable partner, noting Cheney’s long public service and defense experience while addressing health concerns and plans for a campaign swing toward the GOP convention.
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Cheney Praised by CNN Experts as Bush Running Mate
Washington notes from a Tuesday discussion where Rep. James Walsh and history professor Bob Greene approve of Dick Cheney as Bush’s running mate. They cite Cheney’s Washington experience, defense tenure, and appeal to the far right. Journal reporter Duke Tang recalls Cheney’s early influence with Nixon aides.
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Gore's pick for No 2 spot fuels speculation
Vice President Al Gore keeps options open after Bush names Cheney. Speculation centers on John Kerry and George Mitchell, with Bob Graham and Tom Harkin also mentioned. Gore aides stress he is private as he weighs a diverse field and meets with key advisers and political figures.
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