Day care director investigated over duct tape infant restraint
Hudson Massachusetts reports say a day care director allegedly taped a child to a wall and restrained others with duct tape. State investigators found concerns about feeding and handling of babies as prosecutors probe the incident. No name released.
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Four Girls Found Safe After Woods Search in Worthington
Four young girls, ages 3 to 12, were found about seven hours after disappearing while walking in the woods near Worthington Massachusetts. Trooper Michael Martin said a police officer located them shortly after midnight with help from a police helicopter. About 100 people joined the search, aided by dogs and two helicopters, as authorities bordered on the western Massachusetts town near Boston.
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Elian Gonzalez relatives pressured for swift appeal
The Justice Department asked Miami relatives of Elian Gonzalez to agree to a rapid appeal timetable or risk revoking his temporary status and returning him to Cuba. Lawyers said no immediate comment as Cuban-American communities in Miami watched closely and warned of protests if the boy is sent back.
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Tenn couple convicted of abusing orphan girl in Blountville
The Rev Joseph Combs and his wife Evangeline were found guilty of kidnapping and abusing Esther Combs who they raised as a family servant after taking her from an Indiana orphanage in 1978. Esther testified detailing severe abuse including beatings with bats and burns. Sentencing set for April 25 with potential prison terms up to 144 years for Joseph and 73 for Evangeline.
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Police bus driver charged with repeated mistreatment
Anderson Ind. A school bus driver Jeffrey Lee Holding, 46, of Muncie, appeared on seven child molestation charges after being accused of mistreating a year-old girl on a seven week period. He was jailed on 100000 bond and fired after the district was told.
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Purdue Students Riot After NCAA Win
West Lafayette police used tear gas as Purdue fans raged after a 75 46 NCAA win over Gonzaga at Albuquerque New Mexico. About 2 500 students walked the campus overturning trash cans and blocking roads. A bonfire formed near Ross Ad Stadium as 30 to 40 officers watched, then deployed gas to disperse the crowd.
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GOP argues foreign contributions to campaigns
Republican National Committee lawyers contend that foreign donations to party nonfederal accounts are permissible under the Federal Election Campaign Act. The claim aims to limit the foreign ban to hard money donations to candidates, not soft money given to parties, a stance echoing amid Democratic objections and ongoing fundraising scandals.
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Speaker ends fight over House chaplain
Washington politics erupt over choosing the House chaplain as Speaker Dennis Hastert, on the floor, appoints Rev. Daniel Coughlin, a Chicago priest, provoking charges of anti Catholic bias and ending a four month controversy. Dem Leader Gephardt urges civility as Bush linked anti Catholic tensions complicate the scene.
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Giuliani's police shooting stance dominates New York Senate race
The Dorismond case becomes a central campaign issue as Giuliani defends releasing the victim's juvenile record and questions about sympathy foment protests. Clinton uses the stance against him while observers note potential African American turnout and suburban voter reactions shaping the close race.
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First Lady Travel Costs Spark Republican Critique
Republicans released White House travel data showing Hillary Clinton reimbursed only about 22,878 of 182,471 spent on government jet trips for her Senate campaign era. Giuliani aides condemn the partial reimbursement as political theater while Democrats call the hearing partisan.
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