Prison guard revenge suit follows headshot in 1992
Deepen, 24, sues guard Fillip Montessori and the Massachusetts Department of Correction claiming years of harassment after he shot a man in the head and the victim later wore a guard’s uniform in the same Worcester or Boston area prison. The suit alleges officials allowed ongoing abuse by prison staff.
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Boston
Zefenino Denier
Deepen
Mess Hall
Fillip Montessori
State Department of Correction
Department of Correction
Va executes man who killed at seventeen in Virginia
Garret Virginia reports that a man condemned for killing Ethiopian immigrant Saab Tequila at age 17 was executed by injection amid protests from Amnesty International, Jesse Jackson, and Edward Kennedy. Defense argued brain damage and retardation, but experts found no mental impairment. He was 26 at execution after killing two others earlier that week.
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Amnesty International
Jesse Jackson
Edward Kennedy
Tne
Ele Ugg Pull LY
Town's first female officer killed in Kentucky shooting
In Harrodsburg Kentucky Officer Regina Woodward Nickles 45 the town's lone female officer was shot twice outside Trim Masters Inc while responding to a report of a man crawling in the lot. The suspect John Paul Works 22 was wounded by a second officer and hospitalized.
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Harrodsburg
Regina Woodward Nickles
Trim Masters Inc
Kentucky
John Paul Works
Works
University of Kentucky Medical Center
Lexington
Eric Barkman
Indians protest plan for Dakota burial ground
About 150 demonstrators opposed rerouting Highway 55 through a Dakota burial ground near Mendota. Police blocked routes as bulldozers moved in, utilities were shut off to several homes, and at least five people were arrested while drums beat and chants filled the air.
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Minneapolis
Lisa Yankton
Mendota Mdewakanton Dakota
Four teens die when 16-year-old driver runs stop sign
In Greeley a 16-year-old newly licensed driver crashed a Dodge Daytona into a tractor trailer, killing the teen driver Michael Preston 16 and three passengers Kathryn Wilcox 16 Zachariah Nelson 17 and Mark Whitian 18. The truck driver was unhurt.
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Greeley
Cole
Colorado State Patrol
Jim Weilfinbarger
Michael Preston
Weld
Scott Anthony
Kathryn Wilcox
Mark Whitian
Ault
Zachariah Nelson
Preston
Whitman
Jury convicts mom for failing to stop fatal abduction
In Granbury Texas Schwann Patterson 37 was found guilty of injury to a child by omission for not stopping ex boyfriend Bobby Woods as he abducted two children from their bedroom in 1997. Sarah 11 was slain and Cody 9 was found beaten near a cemetery. Woods is on death row.
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Abilene
Texas
Schwann Patterson
Patterson
Bobby Wayne Woods
Granbury
Sarah
Cody
Woods
Separate AIDS virus in semen and blood found
Researchers report HIV can split into distinct strains in semen and blood, suggesting separate treatment targets. In a study of 11 men, some with resistant viruses, sperm and blood harbored different strains, with protease inhibitors and AZT showing limited genital penetration. The finding implies compartments must be treated independently and could affect newly infected individuals and public health.
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Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
Switzerland
Jour
Pietro Vernazza
St. Gall Cantonal Hospital
Joseph Eron
University of North Carolina
Oren Cohen
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Lewinsky testimony pits Jordan against Clinton ally
Washington friend Vernon Jordan denied knowledge of Clinton sex with Lewinsky while Lewinsky testified he offered a job and lawyer as she faced Jones case. She recalls a Dec 22 conversation about phone sex and a breakfast where she says he urged destroying notes. Jordan's recollection differs, with his lawyer saying no such breakfast occurred. Prosecutors questions center on possible efforts to obstruct justice and suborn perjury.
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Washington
Vernon Jordan
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Jordan
Lewinsky
Paula Jones
Ordan
William Hundley
Kenneth Starr
House Judiciary Committee
Park-Hyatt Hotel
Bill l
Hillary
Jones
Hirschfeld
Arkansas
U.S
Susan Webber Wright
Tycoon Sets Friday Deadline to Settle Clinton Suit
Paula Jones faces a Friday noon deadline from real estate tycoon Abe Hirschfeld to accept a 1 million settlement offer over sexual harassment claims against President Clinton. Hirschfeld rejected absolving Clinton of wrongdoing, seeks his resignation, while Clinton offered 700,000. Jones and her lawyers have had little recent dialogue with Clinton’s attorney.
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New York
Paula Jones
Abe Hirschfeld
Clinton
Hirschfeld
Jones
John Whitehead
Final push nears on massive 500 billion budget deal
Washington negotiators edge toward final agreement on a fiscal year 1999 budget package with education and agriculture compromises. major issues include census funding and environment while a looming November election pressures lawmakers to adjourn. Republicans tout local control of education funds and disaster aid for farmers plus defense and anti drug money amid delays and procedural bets.
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White House
Erskine Bowles
Newt Gingrich
Congress
House
Senate
Dick Gephardt
Missouri
Departments of Justice
State, Education
Labor
Interior
Gingrich
Supreme Court
Bosnia
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