Illinois couple claims Powerball windfall mystery win
Streamwood residents cheer as Frank and Shirley Capaci, a retired electrician and secretary, celebrate apparent 195 million Powerball victory. Neighbors decorate their modest home while officials have not confirmed the prize amid 80 million to one odds. Capaci jokes about a bartender with a large tab as the couple contemplates possible plans for the winnings.
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CIA says China could reuse space tech for missiles
CIA materials released to Senate investigators show China may have gained data from satellite launch tech usable in its long range ICBMs. A Senate panel notes similarities between space launchers and missiles, with concerns about U.S. export decisions involving a donor linked company.
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Police say friends buried teen after murdering her
In Clearfield Pat, investigators say Kimberly Jo Dotts vanished over a week ago and was found buried beneath leaves at Gallows Harbor after being hanged from a tree. A witness recalls a killer saying snitches get hurt as Jessa Hulmeyes, 16, and Aaron Shan, 18, were jailed on homicide charges with more arrests possible.
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New Jersey Court backs Whitman plan to fix urban schools
After a 28 year dispute the New Jersey Supreme Court supported Gov Christine Whitmans effort to reform failing urban schools with existing funds. A judge had urged 312 million for preschool after school and health services but the court mostly rejected that. Only a half day program for three year olds was ordered. The case began in 1951 and has long featured debates over spending for poor school children.
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Five Florida abortion clinics hit by acid attacks
Proponents of legal abortion say eight attacks on Florida clinics in the last week are part of a campaign to intimidate doctors. Five Miami area clinics were hit Thursday with butyric acid, causing odor and damage but no injuries.
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Oak Grove High valedictorian speaks of hope after tornado
Oak Grove Alabama graduates address devastation a month after a tornado killed 34 and injured nearly 200. Valedictorian Rebecca Maxwell urged faith and resilience from a podium on the debris strewn baseball field as 100 seniors prepared to graduate. Lynn Pettit, who lost family and home, struggled to keep from breaking down amid tears and lighthearted jokes.
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Man who faked death to serve four years
Judge Gregory Frost of Licking County Common Pleas Court sentenced Patrick Welsh to four years and ordered $92,661 in restitution. Welsh, 50, from Lancaster Ohio, abandoned his family in January 1983 after a note claimed he would kill himself. He resurfaced in Galveston Texas as KGBC AM general manager and community leader, with his true identity uncovered after a 1996 forgery conviction.
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