Patsy Ramsey Gives Police Third Handwriting Sample
In Boulder a police report indicates Patsy Ramsey provided a third handwriting sample. Authorities have also collected hair, blood, and fingerprints from the Ramseys as part of the ongoing inquiry while declining to disclose the reason for the additional handwriting analysis.
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LA gunman killed in North Hollywood bank raid shootout
LA police described a dramatic bank robbery spree by Larry Eugene Phillips Jr and Emil Dechebal Matasareanu. A gunman collapsed after a rolling gunfight with officers as tapes indicated the dramatic confrontation near Archwood Street. Investigators weigh if the fatal chin wound was self inflicted or accidental amid the exchange.
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Bank ofAmerica
Pa to fight the fire with water filled bins
In Washington Pa the state plans to dump burning tires into water filled bins to extinguish the nation s largest ice fire at the former National Granulating Co plant near Pittsburgh Thousands of tires continue burning as a 15 year old suspect faces arson and related charges and police note his motive just because The fire will take four sheaths to burn out
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National Granulating Co
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Pittsburgh
Slain Wrestler's Wife Sues John du Pont for Damages
Nancy Schultz, widow of Olympic wrestler David Schultz, files a wrongful death suit in WEDIA Pennsylvania against John E. du Pont. She seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages and damages for assault after du Pont allegedly shot Schultz dead at his Newtown Square estate on January 26, 1996.
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Anti abortion campaign targets high school students
Anti abortion activists launched a national campaign aimed at teenagers, displaying graphic fetal images outside high schools. Operation Rescue founder William Koehler said the pictures speak loudly, with plans for protests in about 100 cities as the effort seeks to “bang God back to school.”
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Economics of cocaine resilience defies decades of eradication
The piece outlines how coca spraying, lab raids, and global seizures failed to curb cocaine. It traces the trade from Colombian coca fields through Mexico to U S cities, highlighting corruption, violence, and the economics that sustain a vast, labor intensive, illicit network with billions in bribes and a market that adapts from leaf to crack. It profiles workers like Restrepo, routes and labor dynamics, and the bridge tolls and spotters that enable cross border flows into the United States, alongside the shift to crack pricing and addiction.
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Houston
Altemar Restrepo
Restrepo
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Vaunes
Manuel Mancera
Drug Enforcement Administration
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U.S
Los Angeles
Texas
Lopez
Amado Carrillo Fuentes
Jones
New York
John Galea
New York State Office of Addiction and Substance Abuse Services
Brooklyn
McVeigh defense claims confession hoax and theft
McVeigh defense asserts the online confession story was faked or stolen by The Dallas Morning News to pressure a witness. Attorney Stephen Jones accuses the paper of hacking into defense files and stealing documents. Prosecutors and the paper deny wrongdoing while McVeigh’s trial looms.
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Timothy McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Dallas Morning News
Stephen Jones
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Michael Tigar
Texas Supreme Court
Pete Slover
Jae Stephen Jones
Marijuana use doubles among preteen students
A New York based survey finds marijuana experimentation rising among fourth to sixth graders aged 9 to 12. The study of 12,202 children shows usage increasing from 2 to 4 percent, with about 450000 children implicated last year, and attitudes toward drugs turning more permissive as they approach middle school.
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Partnership For
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Bonnette
Foundation
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