California imposes zero tolerance on school gun and knife crimes
Gov. Pete Wilson signs a three-bill package mandating expulsion for students bringing weapons or selling drugs on campus and at school events, expanding to alternative schools with longer hours. The measure aims to keep schools safer by removing violators promptly.
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Five children die in Oakland marijuana cigarette fire
Oakland police said a 43 year old boy died as the fifth child in an apartment fire blamed on a smoldering marijuana cigarette. The mother Rena Raybon, 35, told police she passed out after drinking wine and smoking marijuana. She woke to flames and tried to rescue the children. Four children aged 8 months to 15 years died at the scene. A 3 year old, Tony Raybon, died later at hospital from smoke inhalation. No charges were filed pending investigation.
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Man acquitted of cruelty in beating of dog
In Santa Ana a man, Alan Roberts, was acquitted of animal cruelty after beating a dog to death with a baseball bat following a mauling of his one year old son. The incident at a coffee shop occurred July 30 and the dog Kaya was euthanized.
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Pentagon seeks Bahrain base for 30 extra warplanes
The Pentagon asks Bahrain to host 30 additional U S warplanes on temporary duty to augment Gulf air power as USS Independence winds down. With about 60 aircraft in Bahrain and a similar number in Saudi Arabia, officials warn of shrinking carrier presence amid Iraq tensions and a reshuffled Iraqi armed forces.
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Pink Siding Home From Basements Tapes Seeks Sale
SAUGERTIES villagers report the so called Big Pink house, famous as Bob Dylan and the Band recording site, is on the market for 165000. Owner Mike Amitin says after 17 years the novelty wore off and he needs the money. Dylan began Basement Tapes sessions there in 1967.
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Court upholds ban on alcohol sales on Christmas Day
The Supreme Court refused to strike down Clay County Florida’s 16 year old ban on alcohol sales on Christmas Day. Justices did not comment as they denied the challenge by 10 businesses claiming the ordinance endorses sectarian Christian practices.
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Florida
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Connecticut Supreme Court
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Coral Gables
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Fort Detrick Sirens Flag Respect Policy Enforced
Sergeant Favello at Fort Detrick cracks down on disrespect during the twilight flag lowering ceremony. MPs to warn all 4700 personnel. intersections staffed to stop vehicles and log license plates of violators. Civilians must stop, observe, and show proper salute or hand over heart.
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U S seeks death penalty in drug trial
Jury selection began for Tyrone Walker and Walter Diaz who face federal death penalty in a Feb 18 1993 Cragsmoor drug related killing of Michael Monsour. The case marks New York state’s second federal death penalty matter since 1951.
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Rosenberg
Tyrone “T-Bone” Walker
Ellenville
Walter Diaz
Monticello
Michael Monsour
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