Father charged in frostbitten boy case in abandoned bus
Douglas K. Roupe, 44, was charged with felony child neglect after he and his son were found living in an abandoned school bus in Doddridge County. The boy, Douglas E. Roupe, had both feet amputated due to frostbite and malnutrition. Roupe was released on $10,000 bond after treatment.
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Douglas E Roupe
Ruby Memorial Hospital
P.D. Goodman
G L Clark
Doddridge County
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Clark
Man charged in toddler choking death in Oregon
In Albany Oregon 22 year old Joseph Lee Teigen faces murder charges after 22 month old Johnathan Lee Babb died from choking on chili powder at Lebanon Community Hospital. Autopsy confirms cause of death. Teigen and his wife resided in Sweet Home with Angela Babb and her other children. He was arraigned in District Court. In Peru cholera outbreak linked to flight from Lima to Los Angeles.
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Albany
Ore
Joseph Lee Teigen
Johnathan Lee Babb
Lebanon Community Hospital
Teigen
Sweet Home
Oregon
Angela Babb
Joint Sandinistas and Contra rebels seize northern town in Nicaragua
Hundreds of rearmed Sandinistas and Contra rebels, once bitter foes, briefly seized the northern town of Ocolal near the Honduran border. The standoff ended without violence by midafternoon after claims authorities failed to deliver promised land, credit, and housing. Army responded with helicopter gunships and troops.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Ocolal
Honduras
Ricardo Wheelock
Australia bans Final Exit book over death by own action
Australian censors declare Final Exit a prohibited import and refused classification. The 1991 Hemlock Society publication describes steps and drug dosages for death by own action. Deputy chief censor David Haines says the book clearly instructs assisting death and risks jail for violators.
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Sydney
Office of Film and Literature Classification
The
Hemlock Society
David Haines
Australia
Haines
Australan
Burmese killings of refugees reported in Bangladesh news
Burmese troops reportedly killed at least 35 young men in a Muslim village and up to 200 Muslims were dead or missing after a sea attack, according to refugee claims that could not be independently verified. Since June about 138,000 refugees have fled Arakan to Bangladesh amid alleged killings and repression.
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Dhaka
Bangladesh
Beig
Burma
Arakan
Ex-Gotti star witness framed by greed claims defense
Defense lawyer Albert J Krieger argued Salvatore Gravano killed associates over greed and disputes, not taxes, as cross-examination portrayed Gravano ordering the murder of Louis DiBono over a tax debt and later seizing Gem Steel profits. Gravano acknowledged 19 killings but said he answered all questions truthfully.
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New York
Salvatore
Sammy Bull” Gravano
John Gotti
Albert J Krieger
Gravano
Lous DiBono
Louis
Krieger
Gambino Organized-Crine
Gotti
Liborio
Louie” Milito
Gravano’s
Gem Steel
Kreger
Beating of motorist King's head by officer Powell questioned
Witness Melanie Singer testified that Los Angeles officer Laurence Powell had no justification for striking Rodney King with a baton during the March 1991 arrest. She described a power swing that split his cheekbone and said King was shot with a Taser before the blows.
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Simi Valley
Calif
Los Angeles
Rodney King
Calfornia Hghway
Melanie Singer
California Highway Patrol
King
Laurence Powell
Powell
Terry White
Singer
Timothy Wind
Theodore Briseno
Sgt
Stacey Koon
Siinger
Koon
Briseno
Michael Stone
Krieg
Monkey virus traced to vaccine
The report describes circumstantial evidence linking a monkey virus to vaccines and notes the institute will investigate the claim for responsible research. Bohannon recalls finding a monkey virus in an AIDS patient’s tumor and testing old 1950s vaccine vials while noting early polio vaccines used green monkey cells. Experts question a direct link, citing significant genetic differences between the green monkey virus and human AIDS.
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Fers
Bohannon
Baylor College of Medicine
Africa
Jay Levy
The
Uniersity of California
San Francisco
Rainy warm weather to linger with showers across Syracuse
A National Weather Service forecast shows clouds with rain tapering to showers tonight in the Syracuse area with a high near 50 and overnight low around 40. Sunday sees mostly cloudy skies and a 40 percent shower chance with highs 50 to 55. Meanwhile Western mountains report snow and various regions experience rain and thunderstorms.
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Lousville
Great Lakes
Northern Plains
Wes
California
Oregon
Arizona
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