Woman seeks clinic aid after abortion trauma lawsuit
Deborah Gaines, 31, who fled an abortion clinic during a 1994 shooting, sues for wrongful birth as she claims posttraumatic stress and now asks Preterm Clinic to help raise her child. The Brookline incident left two receptionists dead. In Cherry Hill, Charles Rodriguez led a staged rest-stop sting with armed accomplices. one suspect hit by a bullet. troopers injured by flying glass.
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Marine granted immunity to talk about deadly flight
Capt. Chandler Seagraves provided information to prosecutors about a videotape made during an EA-6B Prowler flight that dipped a sky gondola in Italy. The tape prompted obstruction of justice and conspiracy charges against the jet's pilot and navigator. Twenty people were killed in the gondola fall.
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Speedy bus driver charged with vehicular homicide
Nashville police say veteran Metro Transit Authority driver Jimmy Simmons sped to make up time, ran two red lights, hit bridge guardrails, and struck five cars. Two died. Simmons, 57, in custody with a back injury, faces two counts of vehicular homicide. Witnesses described the crash as catastrophic.
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Lawmakers Reach Truce in Redwood Forest Dispute
Environmentalists and timber executives reached a truce in the redwood stand dispute as lawmakers approved a plan to buy nearly 9,500 acres in northern California for 500 million dollars. The Headwaters Forest area will become a public preserve after the purchase. Environmentalists showed mixed reactions to the decision.
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California wildfires destroy 39 homes in Riverside County
In Nuevo Riverside County, a major brush fire left residents fleeing with minimal possessions as 39 homes burned. The fires scorched about 34,000 acres across California with threats to a Navy facility in San Diego and additional blazes in Orange County and Northern California as authorities sought containment.
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Heat wave drives snakes and pests into Ventura homes
In Ventura County, crews report two to eight calls daily about snakes and pests invading homes as extreme heat and El Nino rain patterns boost wildlife. A Ventura College student faced a rattlesnake in a campus bathroom, prompting firefighters to capture and decapitate the reptile with a shovel.
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Two Houston men die checking pipeline in Springer
In Springer Oklahoma two Houston men died from liquid nitrogen exposure while testing pipeline pressure. Authorities said the bodies were found about 7:30 a.m. in a remote pit near Springer. One man entered the gas and inhaled fumes, the other went to aid him and was overcome.
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Houston
Lee Welch
Carter County
Population Growth Warns of Global Demographic Challenge
A United Nations Population Fund report warns world population will rise by about 80 million annually into the next decade. By mid 1999 about 6 billion people exist with 1 billion aged 15 to 24, while aging numbers surge. The study calls for more spending on health education and jobs to convert the demographic bonus into economic growth, else unrest may follow.
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Russia’s Yeltsin stays course toward democracy
Moscow reports Boris Yeltsin and President Clinton concluded a two day summit signaling commitment to democracy and a free economy. Clinton urged no short cut for reform while noting support contingent on Russia staying on a democratic track. Yeltsin stressed continued reforms amid a political standoff with the Duma and sought greater foreign investment to revive the crisis torn economy. Both leaders signed security pacts and emphasized cooperation, with Clinton warning that disarray could reduce aid.
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Burton Apologizes to Constituents Over Vanity Fair Story
Indiana congressman Dan Burton apologized to about 50 constituents at a Kannapolis town hall for a scandal story Vanity Fair plans on him. He blames Clinton backers for rumors and says he will confront whatever the magazine reports about his personal life while continuing his campaign finance probe.
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