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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1999
Page
7
Father convicted of murdering four children in Shelbyville
Amar Holton was found guilty of murdering Kayla 4, Steven 12, Eric 6, and Brent 10 as they shopped for Christmas. Police say he fired from behind with a Russian semiautomatic weapon, placing bodies under a tarp. He turned himself in after failing to locate his former wife and her boyfriend. The trial moves to sentencing with the death penalty sought.
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Shelbyville
Tern
Amar
Childres
Hey
Kayla
Crysile Holton
Santa Claus
Elmo
Holton
Steven
Eric
Brent
Wie
Missouri executes killer in seventh 1999 death
Four men convicted of killing a St. Louis restaurant worker were executed by injection early Wednesday. Bruce Kilgore, 38, admitted involvement in the 1986 kidnapping of Marilyn Wilkins, 54, but maintained his innocence in slashing her throat and accused partner Willie Luckett, now serving life. Luckett blamed Kilgore as the case marked Missouri's seventh execution in 1999 since the death penalty's reinstitution in 1959.
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Potosi Afc
St. Louis
Bruce Kilgore
Marilyn Wilkins
Kilgore
Willie Luckett
Luckett
Gas surge sparks fires in 18 Michigan homes
In Battle Creek Michigan a gas pressure surge ignited fires in 18 homes injuring two people and damaging at least eight structures. City officials cited ongoing construction as a factor while Semco Energy noted pilot lights likely flared.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Merrill Stanley
Detroit
WWE
Jeff Kruithoff
Jane Breederland
Semco Energy Gas Co
Four Found Dead in Green Bay Wisconsin Home
Green Bay authorities say a husband wife and two children were found dead in a residence in what appeared to be murder suicide. A relative found the bodies after the 27 year old father did not report for work. The man was discovered in a garage vehicle with exhaust odor. the woman in the living room and the children upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Bruce Tilkens
Day-care operator guilty in shaking death
San Diego jurors convict Manjit Basuta 44 of shaking 14 month old Oliver Smith to death and slamming his head on a floor after the child refused to stop watching television. Basuta faces 25 years to life at July 13 sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Manjit Basuta
Oliver Smith
Methodist ministers face possible removal over gay union
In Sacramento a United Methodist Church committee investigates 68 ministers for blessing a lesbian holy union in January. Rev Donald Fado of St. Mark's UMC Sacramento argues blessings should not be restricted by gender, while Rev John Sheppard II of Yuba City backs the ban as regional leaders convene.
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Sacramento
Calif
United Methodist Church
Donald Fado
Fade
St. Mark's United Methodist Church
John Sheppard II
First United Methodist Church
Yuba City
Church Leaders
Clinton backs child labor treaty and Kosovo summit aims
Clinton urged the United States to approve two ILO backed treaties to eradicate abusive child labor including forced prostitution, pornography, bondage and military service. He linked aid to global child rights while preparing for talks with European leaders and a 25th economic summit. The Cologne gathering will cover Kosovo recovery, environment, trade, and security.
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Britain
Italy
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Kosovo
Balkan
ATO
Yugoslavia
North Korea clashes surge as sea standoff widens
U S Navy and Air Force planes joined South Korean forces patrolling disputed waters in the Yellow Sea after a high sea clash sank a North Korean gunboat and damaged others. Five Korean warships and about 20 fishing boats were seen moving south, with weather hampering the crossing as alliances heighten alert. Seven South Korean sailors were injured in prior exchanges, and the United States ordered extra aircraft to Korea while troops remained on alert.
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Seoul
South Korea
Yellow Sea
Defense Ministry
Shin Han-woo
United States
U.N. Command
North Korea
Yonpyong Island
Gore makes it official in Carthage campaign tilt
Gore formally begins his bid for the presidency in Carthage Tennessee with a speech promising moral leadership and an emphasis on family life. He lauds the economy’s gains since 1992 while distancing himself from Clinton’s character questions as he seeks the Democratic nomination against Bill Bradley.
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Carthage
Tenn
al Gore
Bill Clinton
America
Gore
Clinton
New Jersey
Bill Bradley
NATO Hesitates to Help Kosovo Refugees Amid Minefields
Refugees cross from Macedonia into Kosovo despite warnings that aid is insufficient and NATO protection is unavailable. Two refugees die crossing mines as Russia ships in more supplies to Pristina airport. Civilians report mass graves and snipers as Yugoslav withdrawal nears the deadline.
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Macedonia
NATO
Russia
Moscow
Defense Ministry
Pristina
Djokovica
Maj
Lewis Garneau
White House
Joe Lockhart
Geneva
Clinton
Cohen to talk to Russians about role in Kosovo peacekeeping
United States and NATO allies seek to include Russian troops in a NATO run Kosovo peacekeeping mission while Moscow accepts NATO command. Russian Defense Minister Sergeyey predicts a weekend resolution as Clinton Yeltsin plan Cologne talks amid stalled Pristina airport standstills and fears of a separate Russian sector.
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Finland
United States
NATO
Kosovo
Moscow
William Cohen
Cohen
Marshall Igor Sergeyev
Russia
Sergeycv
Albright
Igor Ivanov
Pristind
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