Red stars on airplane seats tied to adhesive not missile evidence
An anonymous source close to the crash probe disputes a Riverside Press-Enterprise report claiming chemical residue supports a missile cause for TWA Flight 800. The chemistries cited are described as adhesive residues used to attach seat backs, not rocket propellant, keeping the missile theory unproven officially.
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Teen charged with distributing pills at dance in Woburn
A 14-year-old girl was charged as a juvenile with distribution of a prescription drug and stealing a controlled substance after a Feb. 28 dance at the Woburn Boys and Girls Club left 14 teens hospitalized from "bafla con" pills. She allegedly stole the shipment from a neighbor’s porch and passed out pills at the event. all students have since recovered.
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Woburn
Mass
Woburn Boys and Girls Club
Citadel expels one cadet amid hazing discipline
The Citadel expelled one male cadet and disciplined eight others for hazing and harassing two female cadets amid private hearings held March 1. Former cadets Jeanie Montavlos and Kim Messer reported clothes burned and harsh rituals including alcohol drinking, shaving, and kicking.
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5.C
Citadel
Military School
Uth
Jeanie Montavlos
Charlotte
N.C
Kim Messer
Clover
DNA evidence bolsters Sheppard alibi in 1954 murder case
Lawyers say new DNA findings support Dr. Sam Sheppard’s alibi that a bushy haired intruder killed Marilyn Sheppard in 1954. A May 5 hearing before Cuyahoga Common Pleas Judge Ron Suster could clear Sheppard and aid his son Sam Reese Steppard’s claim for $250,000 plus damages from Ohio.
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Sam Reese Steppard
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Calif
Ohio
Marilyn Sheppard
Iaccade
Fired worker kills coworker at nursing home in Ohio
In ASHTABULA Ohio a man fired from Park Haven Nursing Home returned Monday and shot two workers, killing a male employee and seriously injuring a 31 year old nurse who was treated at MetroHealth in Cleveland. The suspect turned himself in at a nearby police station three blocks away.
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Paul Eurez
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Babbitt to outline plan to save Yellowstone bison
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt plans a plan to curb Yellowstone bison numbers and health while urging Montana to stop killing animals that leave park boundaries. Officials report 1,049 bison deaths this season amid heavy snow pushing herds outward.
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Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Babbitt
Montana Department of Livestock
San Francisco Bay area hit by series of quakes
A sequence of small earthquakes rattled the San Francisco Bay area near Daly City. The first quake struck at 7 30 p.m. Monday, followed three minutes later by a second tremor. Both measured 3.6 and occurred six miles west of Daly City along the San Andreas Fault. US Geological Survey seismologist Rick Lester reported two additional minor temblors between and after the main events.
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First Lady Regrets Aide Took White House Campaign Check
Hillary Rodham Clinton says she cannot rule out soliciting campaign donations by phone from the White House though she does not recall making calls. She regrets aide Maggie Williams accepting a $50,000 check from Johnny Chung, saying the issue raised cancer concerns but that the donation was legal and proper under rules. The interview focused on education plans for Mrs. Clinton's second term and Arkansas visits after recent tornado damage.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
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Clinton
al Gore
Gore
Maggie Williams
Johnny Chung
California
Clinton FBI feud over fund raising data disclosed
President Clinton accused the FBI of failing to inform him that two NSC aides were briefed last year about Chinese attempts to influence U.S. congressional elections and allegedly sworn to secrecy. The White House and FBI traded denials as investigators probe possible Chinese fundraising in 1996.
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Palestinian official warns of new West Bank Gaza violence
Palestinian security leader Mohammed Dahlan warned the crisis could explode as clashes dominate the West Bank and Gaza. Israel vowed troop withdrawals drew Palestinian ire while U S and Arab states urged intervention. Netanyahu faced criticisms from King Hussein of Jordan over stalled peace talks and Jerusalem policy.
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