Specter’s complications extend recovery after heart bypass
U S Sen Arlen Specter remains unable to breathe on his own a week after bypass surgery. Doctors at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital performed bronchoscopy to remove fluid and improve lung drainage. While his cardiologist hopes he resumes duties once resolved, concerns remain about ongoing breathing assistance.
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Washington
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Mass play space Ferryway Green fights to save it
Malden group asks a state judge to halt development of Ferryway Green, a historic public playground started in the 1860s by John Hitchings and later acquired by the city in 1894. Officials say 2.3 acres will be refurbished as park space while the rest becomes a school site, with a ruling expected by June 19.
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Boston
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Prosecutors Reject Woodham Admit to Pearl High Shootings
In Hattiesburg Mississippi prosecutors refuse to accept Luke Woodham admitting he pulled the trigger at Pearl High School. They insist the jury hear grisly details of the spree that killed two students and wounded others. Woodham faces trial amid questions of sanity after a prior murder conviction.
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Teen charged with killing newborn and hiding body at YMCA
A 13 year old girl in Eau Claire Wisconsin was charged in adult court with first degree murder and hiding a corpse for killing her newborn son and concealing him in a YMCA bathroom trash can. Bail set at 100000 and a June 23 preliminary hearing scheduled. Autopsy cites asphyxiation and skull fractures.
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Judge Bans Cameras in Ennis Cosby Murder Trial
SANTA MONICA Calif a judge presiding over the Ennis Cosby murder case rules cameras may not enter the courtroom to avoid distractions of jurors. Mikail Markhasev 19 a Ukrainian immigrant with gang ties is charged with killing Ennis Cosby 27 on January 16 1997. Defense urged secrecy while media sought openness.
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Bill Cosby
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Discovery Mir crew wrap up shuttle Mir link and head home
Discovery's crew wrapped up the final shuttle Mir connection and the nine mission program that trained Americans and Russians to work together in space. Frank Culbertson said lessons from hard times will pay dividends as NASA plans the first ISS construction later this year. Discovery will land Friday at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Magnitude 5.1 quake rocks Mammoth Lakes area
A 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck eastern California near Mammoth Lakes at about 10 25 p m Monday with no injuries reported. A 3 3 aftershock followed at 10 28 p m and many small quakes continued. USGS says area remains green with no immediate volcanic risk.
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Cohen backs joint training with tighter barracks privacy
Defense Secretary William Cohen said the Army Navy and Air Force will keep male and female recruits together for training but add stricter privacy and security in barracks. He endorsed most panel recommendations but rejected segregation in basic training, noting 14 percent of forces are women.
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Stars join Paul McCartney to pay tribute to his wife
Paul McCartney led a private memorial for Linda at St Martins-in-the-Fields with 700 guests including Ringo Starr George Harrison Sting Elton John Joanna Lumley and Pete Townshend. the service featured Let It Be and poetry pipes and marked Linda McCartney’s death at 56 in April.
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Reno not ready to seek special prosecutors in China transfer probe
Attorney General Janet Reno said on CNN King Live Monday night she is not ready to seek appointment of special prosecutors to investigate a technology transfer to China or campaign fund raising and sees no reason to fire Whitewater Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr.
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Kevorkian kidneys went unused after organ offers
About 100 people contacted Dr. Jack Kevorkian's attorney on Sunday and Monday to inquire about kidneys from the quadriplegic who ended his life with Kevorkian's help, but the organs remained unused.
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Honda and Ford settle tampering charges with penalties
The Justice Department and the Environmental Protection Agency announced settlements with Honda Motor Co and Ford Motor Co over tampering with emission equipment. Honda agreed to pay 17.1 million dollars, the largest civil penalty under the Clean Air Act, while Ford will pay 7.8 million dollars in restitution.
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Justice Department
Environmental Protection Agency
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Gore Not In Danger During New Jersey Air Force Two Flight
A FAA spokesman said Vice President Gore was briefly aboard Air Force Two over New Jersey and was never in danger.
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Gore
New Jersey
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Hearst Shaw alleges federal agents framed her in drug case
Patricia Hearst Shaw accuses federal agents of setting her up after a package she received at home prompted a police call. DEA agents arrived soon after, saying they were tipped off. She remains unarrested and has asked Attorney General Janet Reno to review the matter. The Justice Department vowed a detailed, expeditious reply.
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Hearst Shaw
Janet Reno
Justice Department
Drug Enforcement Administration
Heston to lead National Rifle Association
Actor Charlton Heston is named head of the National Rifle Association adopting a grave public stance and signaling a distinctive leadership voice for the organization, with a notable preference for non firearm symbolism despite the role.
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Hartman Wife Found With Cocaine Alcohol In System
The Associated Press reports Bryan Hartman 40 had cocaine alcohol and a prescription antidepressant in her system after she jolted her husband Phil Hartman 49 a NewsRadio star and former SNL cast member. He did not take illegal drugs but had cold medicine. The toxicology said alcohol and drugs amplified each other’s effects.
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