Wild Turkey bourbon plant fires in Lawrenceburg area
A warehouse fire at a Wild Turkey bourbon facility in Lawrenceburg caused a release toward the river intake and nearby woods behind Welter treatment plant. Officials led by Gregg Snyder described the cause as unknown as investigators assess the blaze and its impact.
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Florida man charged in death by aiding suicide case
Palm Beach County officials say Chene L. Morgan, 35, fatally shot herself after being pressured by Joseph Poole, 29, who supplied the gun and dared her to die during a night of drinking and drug use. Poole was held without bail as investigators reviewed the incident.
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Judge delays 2 year old Thai boy's deportation
A federal judge in Los Angeles issued a temporary restraining order delaying the deportation of Phanupong Khaisri, a 2-year-old Thai boy linked to an immigration smuggling case. Thai consular officials sought to retrieve him as his caretakers sued to block removal after the boy arrived in the U.S. with adults posing as his parents. The May 23 hearing was scheduled by U.S. District Judge Dickran Tevrizian.
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Columbine death aftermath honors basketball star Greg Barnes
Columbine High School mourners gather for Greg Barnes funeral in Littleton as the community copes with the latest tragedy. Barnes, admired for his generosity, died by suicide less than a week after the school’s painful events.
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Gunman held by SWAT after bank robbery hostage drama
In Apple Valley California a gunman Roy Parker 25 held a 1 year old girl a 5 year old boy and a 9 year old girl hostage for nearly 10 hours. Police stormed the apartment after negotiations failed and Parker was wounded. The children were rescued unharmed and Parker was hospitalized in grave condition.
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Keep Elian Free protests move through Miami and Havana
Protests erupt as Elian Gonzalez custody case moves toward a presidential asylum hearing panel. Dozens arrested during clashes as supporters in Miami call for freedom and abroad in Havana. Strike actions ripple through communities. athletes boycott games and officials press for calm amid tense demonstrations.
Cuomo weighs run for N Y governor in 2002 race
Albany reports Andrew Cuomo, Housing Secretary, weighs a gubernatorial bid as McCall moves to secure the 2002 Democratic nomination. Cuomo says he is seriously considering it but won’t rule out a primary and remains focused on national campaigns for Gore and Clinton. McCall seeks statewide support and plans to decide after November elections.
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Bush proposes tax breaks for nursing home care relief
In Davenport Iowa George W Bush outlined a plan to offer tax incentives to buy nursing home care insurance and provide financial relief for family caregivers. The speech framed these measures as part of a broader effort to boost family financial security and reduce reliance on welfare. The plan accompanies his Social Security reform push and features a summit with John McCain as he seeks bipartisan support.
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NRA pushes ad campaign to shape image amid moms march
The NRA launches television and newspaper ads nationwide to frame members as mainstream and to fund gun safety education in schools, pledging about 31 million dollars while opponents label Eddie Eagle as a sales tool. Debate continues as lawmakers consider tighter gun laws and licensing bills during the Million Mom March coverage.
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Democrats to unveil Medicare prescription plan
President Clinton and House and Senate Democrats prepare to reveal a Medicare drug benefit as an alternative to the House GOP plan. The proposal would offer optional coverage with a $24 monthly premium, covering 50 percent of the first $2,000 in drug costs, rising to $5,000 by 2009, plus subsidies for low income and a catastrophic safety net. It faces internal party disputes over a separate bill on drug price reductions.
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