Maryland teen charged with assisted suicide case details
In Annapolis Maryland a 15 year old girl Jennifer Garvey killed herself with a handgun provided by a male companion. The male teen was charged as a juvenile with assisted suicide for his role in the fatal act. The pair had been dating for less than five months and left a note to family and friends in Jennifer's handwriting.
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Store owner accuses police of theft in Chicago lawsuit
Nazmi Yousef of Salem Brothers Inc. sues five police detectives in federal court claiming they stole cigarettes and baby formula from his store on Sept. 23. A 15 minute Chicago Tribune video allegedly shows detectives taking merchandise. Police say internal investigation is ongoing. no clerk accused.
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Woman who bit deputy must pay $1,000 fine
DAVENPORT IOWA A woman who bit a deputy who tried to give her a speeding ticket has been given a 60 day jail sentence and a $1,000 fine Leslie Hebeler was sentenced last week for speeding and resisting arrest She also was ordered to pay a $54 traffic fine court costs and the deputy s medical bills Deputy Elbert Austin pulled her over for speeding on June 14 she refused to sign the ticket and called 911 to complain that the deputy was harassing her she bit into his arm during the attempted arrest
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Iowa
Leslie Hebeler
Scott County
Mike Bladel
Elbert Austin
Austin
Blades
Balloonist presses world flight from Libya amid delays
Balloonist Kevin Uliassi, 36, continues his solo attempt to circle the globe, flying over Libya at 80 mph after traveling over 7,500 miles since February 22. He has crossed Mali and Algeria, and received clearance to fly over Tunisia. He lives in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Trie Says Clinton Not Involved In Illegal Fund Raising
Former fundraiser Charlie Trie testifies before the House committee, denying any involvement by President Clinton and detailing how his ties to Clinton helped channel foreign money to the Democratic Party. He admits to hosting White House coffees linked to millions in fundraising, while noting he served home detention for campaign finance violations.
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Little Rock, Ark
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McCain accused over use of gooks slur in campaign stop
Vietnamese and Asian American groups criticize Senator McCain for describing his prison guards as gooks during a Little Saigon visit in Westminster California. Leaders urge public apology though McCain defends anger and says he would not use the term again.
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Sen
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Orange County
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National Council of Filipino American Associations
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National Council of
Campaign Finance
Clinton
John Huang
Yah Lin
Charlie” Trie
Nancy Chow
National Asian Pacific Bar Association
Dat Nguyen
Vietnamese American Council
San Jose
Bush regains lead in delegates after Virginia win
Bush wins 56 delegates in Virginia and 14 in North Dakota while McCain takes four and Keyes one. Bush leads in several states. Obama and Bradley notes appear in later lines. The race tightens as delegates at stake rise toward the summer conventions. Gore trails Bradley in Democratic counts with 42 to 27.
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North Dakota
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San Francisco
California
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Conservatives help Bush win Va Virginia exit poll details
Virginia voters gave George W. Bush an edge in the GOP primary with 70 percent of Republicans backing him and 80 percent of religious right voters supporting Bush. John McCain drew support from independents and Democrats, while some McCain supporters said they would switch parties in November if he is the nominee. The VNS exit poll surveyed 1832 voters across 35 precincts with a plus or minus 3 point margin.
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New Hampshire
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Jerry Falwell
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John McCain
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Arizona
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Campaign focus shifts to New York as Super Tuesday looms
In the wake of Virginia and Washington primaries, attention turns to New York where March 7 voting will shape both parties. Bush and McCain supporters tout New York's closed GOP primary as decisive, while Democrats see Washington's caucus outcome affecting Bradley versus Gore.
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U.S. Territory
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John McCain
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Bob Giarrusso
Onondaga County
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New Hampshire
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Camillus
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Burns
Chuck Mason
Cayuga County
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al Gore
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Independent voter loses bid to participate in NY primary
A federal judge in Utica ruled against a Columbia County registered voter not enrolled in a party who sought to switch into a party to vote in New York's presidential GOP primary. Judge Hurd found the state has an interest in limiting independent participation and dismissed the suit. The decision affects several thousand independents who aimed to vote for John McCain amid shifting ballot access. The voter’s attorney hinted at an appeal.
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