Brothers sought in family's murders in Michigan
Police say brothers Bryan 17 and David 15 beat and stabbed their parents to death in their Pennsylvania home before fleeing with a 12 gauge shotgun. The youths, who collect Nazi paraphernalia and bear Nazi slogans tattooed on their foreheads, were arrested Wednesday in Hope Michigan about 500 miles from the crime scene.
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David
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Daughter receives mother's kidney after stroke death
Regina Tepfer initially refused but received a kidney from her 73 year old mother Rose Farro hours after Farro died from a stroke. The organ was recovered at Kennedy Memorial Hospital and transplanted at Hahnemann University Hospital. Tepfer recovered as Farro was eulogized at the funeral.
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Philadelphia
Regina Tepfer
Rose Farro
Farro
Kennedy Memorial Hospital
Cherry Hill
N.L
Tepfer
Hahnemann University Hospital
Maryland to push near total workplace smoking ban
Governor Parris Glendening is expected to announce a near total ban on smoking in workplaces, citing health advisor guidance. The plan, proposed March 8, would allow smoking only in ventilated special rooms and would exclude tobacco research labs, with possible tavern and tourism exemptions under consideration.
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Annapolis
Parris Glendening
State House
Glendening
Young babysitter charged in Waukegan infant death
In Waukegan Illinois a 14 year old babysitter is charged with involuntary manslaughter after police say she smothered 22 month old Karriem Malik Brevard to stop crying then set a couch fire. A coroner's jury in Waukegan ruled the death a homicide.
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Chicago
Karriem Malik Brevard
Waukegan
Kartiem
Lake County
Michael Waller
Karriem
Underwear thief pleads guilty in Cedarville dorm theft
Cedarville College dorm laundry theft ends with Meeder pleading guilty to misdemeanor theft after police recover 957 panties bras and three slips. He admits stealing underwear for kicks and is referred for a pre sentence investigation. maximum penalty six months and $1000 fine.
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Cedarville
Ohio
Cedarville College
Aes Ot
Keith Stigers
Meeder
City to pay 1.69 million to settle King suit
Los Angeles approves a 1.69 million payout to end Rodney King civil rights case, covering lawyers Fees costs and interest after a jury awarded King 3.8 million for the March 3 1991 beating. Officer Stacey Koons transfer to a federal Oregon prison noted by a spokesman.
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Los Angeles
Counsil
Rodney King
King
Stacey Koon
California
Oregon
Koon
Dublin
Calif
Robert Palmquist
Trio Irving to help rabbit electrocuted
Three men moving a 44 foot irrigation pipe to freed a rabbit in a vineyard when the pipe touched a 12,000 volt overhead line. Jorge Garcia Mejia 18 Angel Garcia Mejia 25 and Jose Luis Miranda 31 all of Mexico were killed. Heriberto Rodriguez Valdez 28 was severely burned and hospitalized in guarded but stable condition.
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Jose Luis Miranda
Mexico
Heriberto Rodriguez Valdez
Catskills casino push eyed to revive fading resorts
Monticello area backers cheer Oneida Nation plan to build a casino near Monticello Raceway as a new draw for tourists. Owners say non Indian gaming could revive Sullivan County with thousands of jobs, shifting traffic from Atlantic City and Mashantucket.
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Concord
Catskills
New York City
Concord Hotel
Atlantic City
Clifford Ehrlich
Pines
Connecticut
Ray Salbritter
Oneida
Halbritter
Monticello Raceway
Turning Stone
Tesort
Bhrlich
Albany
Ehrlich
Watermark Investments Ltd
Watermark Investments
Oneidas
George Parker
Parker
Golf Digest
Frank Ordonez
Statt
Ray Halbritter
Oneida Nation
Andre Boyar
Sullivan County Board of Supervisors
State eyes piece of gaming action in New York
Governor Pataki and Senate Leader Bruno weigh Spano’s push for legalized gambling and tax revenue from casinos. Board chair Corbisiera said Instant Multi-Game is under study with no final ruling, while politicians discuss Indian land trusts and non Indian casino agreements amid mounting concerns about expansion.
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Sen. Spano
Robert Bulman
Westchester
Spano
Corbisiera
Turning Stone
Corbisiero
Gaming International Laboratories
Toms River, N.J
New York
Rensselaer County
Republican
New York State
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Vacco
Chris McKenna
Diane Stirling
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