Mather School Court Hearing Set For March 17
A court date of March 17 was set regarding a case involving a Mather school incident. The matter concerns armed students and responses to bullies with related charges centered on a driver and Deere. Spath was noted in the record with a written promise and appearance expectations.
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Man admits assault earlier in 96 28Darsey area case
Daniel Dequoy charged with felonious sexual assault after police affidavit details he allegedly touched a woman at her home following an encounter described as consensual. He pled not guilty, bail set at 10000, preliminary hearing scheduled March 21.
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Miami mother charged with attempted murder after girl set on fire
Miami-Dade Police charged Maria Tarrago with attempted murder aggravated child abuse and arson after her 13-year-old daughter said Tarrago doused her with gasoline and set her on fire over disapproving of the daughter's boyfriend. The girl suffered burns over 23 percent of her body and has been hospitalized. Tarrago and her boyfriend then rushed her to Jackson Memorial Hospital.
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Boy 6 shelters beside mother for three weeks in Michigan
In Gaines Township Michigan authorities say a six year old boy slept, ate, and played beside his mother's decomposed body for three weeks after he heard her fall. Undersheriff Larry Stelma noted the child believed she was sick or asleep. The boy is in state custody with no foul play suspected.
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Parents of Columbine gunmen read condolence letters
Denver reports on Dateline NBC as Connie Michalik reads letters from Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris parents expressing anguish and regret over the Columbine massacre. The Klebolds and Harrises apologize for the deadly events and note they would have given their lives to prevent them. Both families had offered condolences to victims’ relatives after the April 20 attack.
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Police think grill fumes killed mother and two sons
In Vallejo California a woman Martina R Alberto 34 and her sons Michael 6 and Enc 11 were found dead in their home likely from inhaling carbon monoxide from a charcoal grill used for heat. Detectives check if gas service was on and whether foul play occurred.
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Hearing opens on Elian case issues in US
The government argues Elian is too young to seek asylum and questions who can speak for immigration matters. The judge may intervene or uphold the INS ruling as court fight over guardianship continues. Castro condemns US immigration policy amid Cuba’s protests. Juan Gonzalez seeks reunification with Elian with Gregory Craig as counsel. Manuel Gonzalez asks for an independent guardian and temporary custody prospects.
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Legislature moves to close privacy loopholes in New York
Albany lawmakers unveil a 78 page report proposing safeguards to curb privacy invasion. Senate Republicans led by Joseph Bruno and Michael Nozzolio seek to curb sale and use of personal data, including DMV records, tests, and E Z Pass data, amid fears of identity theft and fraud.
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Bush and Gore court independents in bid for broad appeal
Bush and Gore shift strategy to win over independents after bruising primary. Both seek to mobilize moderates and ex-Democrats, with McCain's surge highlighted as proof independents can swing elections. Bush aims to raise $10 million, Gore $3 million to supplement subsidies.
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Bradley ends underdog bid and backs Gore in New Jersey
Former basketball star and ex senator Bill Bradley halts his bid for the Democratic nomination and plans to endorse Vice President Al Gore at a Newark area news conference. Gore swept 15 contests this week as Bradley signals continued public life but not vice president. health concerns and Iowa missteps cited as factors in a campaign deficit.
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McCain weighs leverage with Bush over future bid
McCain awaits Bush reaction to gain leverage as aides note McCain’s rally support and urge possible GOP shift. Political director John Weaver says McCain could be pushed out of the party, while Bush’s stance could shape independent voter appeal and McCain’s path after primaries. Bush holds big delegate lead after recent contests.
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