Bomb threats cited for weak turnout at Fayetteville abortion rally
In Fayetteville North Carolina organizers blamed bombs found at two abortion clinics for a low anti abortion turnout. Scarlett Cheney of Fayetteville Right To Life condemned violence though she opposes it. Officers found the devices before detonation and the clinics were closed after arson last month.
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N.C
Scarlett Cheney
Right To Life
Carolina Women’s Medical Chie
Hallmark
Grandmother appeals for starving child's return
SALT LAKE CITY Cheryl Gardner faced disbelief as photographs and videos of her emaciated grandson spurred her to demand the return of David, allegedly kidnapped by his parents Christopher and Kyndra Fink from Primary Children’s Medical Center on September 19. Gardner pleaded at an FBI news conference for the boy’s surrender.
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Salt Lake City
Cheryl Gardner
Gardner
FBI
Christopher Fink
Christopher
Kyndra Fink
David
Computer experts quit Missouri government over pay
Jefferson City reports more than 100 computer specialists have left state agencies in two years, drawn by higher private sector salaries. A graduate offered 25 000 dollar state post at Central Missouri State University declined for 42 000 elsewhere. Lawmakers consider raises up to 50 percent to retain key IT staff handling licenses, welfare, and vehicle registrations.
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Jefferson City
Central Missouri State University
FBI informer Gary Rowe Jr. dies at 64 in Savannah
Deaths include Gary Thomas Rowe Jr. an FBI informer who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan in the 1960s and helped convict three Klansmen in a civil rights volunteer case. He died May 25 in Savannah Georgia. Also noted is Robert Lewis Taylor an 88 year old Pulitzer Prize winning novelist and biographer who wrote for The New Yorker and died in Southbury Connecticut.
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Thomas Rowe Jr
Savannah
Robert Lewis Taylor
The
New Yorker
Southbury
Conn
Poll shapes Clinton impeachment language in Central New York
A Syracuse Newspapers poll of 503 likely Central New York voters tracks Clinton's public image as lawmakers lean toward a formal impeachment inquiry. President Clinton garners about 60 percent positive job ratings locally and nationally, with 51 percent still viewing him favorably. African-American voters and other groups show strong backing tied to the economy.
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House Judiciary Committee
House
New York
Amno Houghton
R Corning
Zogby
Eclinton
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