Teamsters official pleads innocent in election fraud case
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Animal lovers flood lines for updates on Shasta the Rottweiler who survived a 197 foot fall after owner John Radd 44 Mulberry died leaping from a bridge Adoption interest surges as SPCA sets criteria including home ownership no children under 15 fenced yard and constant availability.
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Defense: Back-Seat Crewmen Blameless In Gondola Crash
Defense witnesses say back-seat crewmen had no more control over the Prowler EA-68 jet than the military judge observing from a cockpit. The Feb. 3 gondola crash at an Italian ski resort killed 20 people, as two captains facing manslaughter charges await potential court-martial decisions.
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Man executed in Alabama for rape and murder of fiancee
Atmore Alabama a man identified as James Allen Thompson 34 waived last minute appeal and said he wished to spare pain to families. He was convicted of killing Robin Balarzs 25 in Huntsville on May 12 1984 she was bound gagged beaten raped stabbed and dragged behind a car and robbed of $1 and her engagement ring by Thompson then absent without leave from the Navy.
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Kevorkian Arrested After Scuffle at Detroit Hospital
Kevorkian and an associate were jailed after scuffling with Royal Oak police at William Beaumont Hospital. They refused bond, denying involvement in the death case. The pair arrived with a body from Aptos California for the hospital when police confronted them.
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Clinton aides seek to limit impact of Hillary statesman remark
Washington notes Clinton aides insist Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke only for herself and not the administration as they seek to steer U S policy away from endorsing a Palestinian state. Officials stress the president will push peace talks without prejudging the final outcome while Jewish groups weigh the possible implications.
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Dole backs Viagra trials on CNN show
Former Senator Bob Dole called Viagra "a great drug" and said he participated in trials. The 74 year old, diagnosed with prostate cancer in 1991, has urged early detection and openness about prostate related issues since his diagnosis.
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Geraldo Rivera Ends Daytime Talk Show Run
Geraldo Rivera tapes the 2163rd and final episode of his daytime talk show to take a larger NBC News role. His on screen moments included feuds with guests and daring stunts, ending with pride in his body of work.
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Choir parents irked over funeral pet omission fees
Parents of choirboys from Princess Diana's funeral protested Westminster Abbey for sharing only about 4000 in broadcast fees with their sons. The Times said church officials donated the funds to the memorial fund without parental consultation. One father, Robin Roberts, noted spending over 650 to fly his son home.
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Quebec rejects names like Lucifer and Cowboy for babies
Quebec officials questioned about 20 names among 85,000 yearly births, denying Lucifer and Cowboy while Ivory remains. Registrar Jocelyn Tremblay said the office aims to spare children ridicule and has power over parental choices, with some provinces like British Columbia focusing on false titles rather than unique names.
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Woman's split brain study reveals language independence
A 45 year old woman with epilepsy had her brain split to stop violent seizures. The procedure removed the link between brain halves, yielding the surprising result that speech and reading remain intact while writing fails. Researchers including Kathleen Baynes of UC Davis note the finding challenges the idea of a single language center.
Judge Rules Defamatory Word Not Proved In Suit
A Manhattan judge dismissed Gay Culverhouse defamation claim against Karen Robards ruling the word bitch is vulgar but not provably true or false about an individual. Justice Herman Cahn said the term does not meet the legal standard of harming Culverhouse in business, trade, or profession.
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