Queens woman dies after burglars enter apartment
A Queens woman, 46, leaped to her death after two burglars forced entry to her apartment. She died at North Shore Forest Hills Hospital after the 2:15 p.m. incident. Police reported the assault and ensuing death.
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Suspect Kansi Confesses On Plane To CIA Shootings
Mir Aimal Kansi, a 33 year old Pakistani, confessed aboard a U S military plane to firing 10 rounds during the January 25 1993 attack outside CIA headquarters. He described the route after the shootings and signed the confession during the flight as FBI and other officials observed. He faces 10 state charges and possible death penalty for killing two CIA employees and wounding two others.
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World’s most married man dies destitute in California
Glynn Wolfe, holder of the Guinness record for 29 marriages, died at 88 in Redlands after his 11 month union with Essex-Wolfe. His body lay unclaimed as funds to bury him proved unavailable. coroner’s office will dispose of the remains within a year while family and former spouses cope with financial hardship.
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Senate panel approves 20 cent cigarette tax hike
The Senate Finance Committee on an 18 to 2 vote backed a bill raising cigarette taxes by 20 cents per pack from 24 cents. The measure aims to fund expanded children s health coverage and counter higher international travel taxes while seeking an $85 billion net tax cut over five years, though staff could not immediately confirm the total net effect.
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Overseas abortion ban stands for military women abroad
The House voted 224 to 196 to uphold a long standing ban on privately paid abortions for American servicewomen overseas at U S military hospitals. The measure, rejected for repeal for a second straight year, follows a 225 192 House vote last year and a Senate repeal vote earlier.
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Record turnout drops after motor voter signups
Americans registered at a record pace in 1996 due to the motor voter law but many stayed home at voting booths. The Federal Election Commission estimated 7 percent of eligible voters were registered while turnout fell to 49 percent, the lowest since 1924.
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Federal road money aids 38 states and projects
Vice President Al Gore announced $150 million in federal loan assistance to New York, Ohio, Texas and 35 other states to clear hurdles blocking transportation projects. The funds are expected to generate about $600 million from road, bridge and transit work as part of stretching scarce federal resources.
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