Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in ex wife stabbing
In Elizabeth New Jersey Brett Steingraber pleaded guilty to manslaughter for fatally stabbing his ex wife Suraia Sadi to protect her from aliens. Prosecutors said he believed extraterrestrials would take over the planet and he killed her to spare her pain then drove with his three sons until a crash in Westchester County. The incident was described as an attempt to trap himself and his children from the alien takeover.
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Brett Steingraber
Suraia Sadi
Steingraber
Westchester County
William Kolano
Man sentenced for HIV status concealment and quarantine breach
Phillip Carter of Columbus was sentenced to five years after conviction for breaking a Mississippi Health Department quarantine order. He allegedly had sex in 1993 with a man unaware Carter was HIV positive in 1991. Carter denied having sex with the man.
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Phillip Carter
Columbus
Mississippi Health Department
Carter
Autopsy Planned in Baby Death Investigation
Investigators conducted an autopsy to determine if the baby was alive at birth. State's Attorney Scott Brunton said that no charges will be filed until the investigation is complete.
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Scott Brunton
Lawyers say boys framed in murder case in Chicago
In Chicago two boys aged 7 and 8 are accused of molesting and killing an 11-year-old girl. Their lawyers claim police framed them and filed an emergency motion in juvenile court alleging a detective lied at a hearing. Prosecutors call the claim ludicrous. Andre Grant, attorney for the 8-year-old, notes a detective’s testimony at the first hearing differs from an earlier police report.
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Chicago
Andre Grant
Judge tosses Idaho's suit against tobacco Industry
A Boise court dismissed Idaho's multi million-dollar claim against the tobacco industry for smoking illness costs after finding no proven violations of consumer protection, antitrust, or public nuisance statutes. The ruling echoes a prior Indiana decision, with Idaho likely appealing.
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Idaho
Boise
Daniel Kismann
Eismann
Indiana
Immigrants rounded up in Texas for drunk driving felonies
About 150 immigrants were detained in Dallas and four other Texas immigration districts as part of a federal push to deport noncitizens with three or more drunken driving convictions. Another 150 were being sought. Lynn Ligon of the INS said the policy treats living in the U S as a privilege for non citizens, with hearings unlikely to stop deportation for many aggravated felons. Some could be deported within a week.
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Dallas
Texas
Lynn Ligon
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Ligon
Woman pleads innocent in starving daughters case
Kris Ellen Teixeira, 37, pleaded innocent to felony child abuse in Petaluma California after police say she and her two daughters Cecilia nine and Sylveena seven were kept on a second floor for three weeks subsisting on water while she sought guidance from a ringing phone and Holy Spirit. A psychiatric evaluation was ordered as the trio were hospitalized emaciated but improving per a hospital spokeswoman.
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Petaluma
Calif
Kris Ellen Teixeira
Brian Perkins
Cecilia
Sylveena
First lady hails women who helped peace in Northern Ireland
Hillary Clinton in Belfast lauded the Women’s Coalition for shaping the Good Friday Agreement. She highlighted their push for inclusive talks amid taunts and threats, while Sinn Fein's Adams signaled a move from violence as Blair’s anti-terror measures pass Britain’s Parliament.
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Northern Ireland
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Belfast
Coud
Finn Wyant
Dawn
Oped
Women’s Coalition
Clinton seeks peace push in Northern Ireland talks
President Clinton and aides touted a hopeful moment as Ulster Unionist leader Trimble and Sinn Fein chief Adams agreed to meet. Berger called it a break through while Adams urged violence to end, amid a conflict that has claimed over 3400 lives. Blair welcomed the potential path to lasting peace.
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Sinn Fein
Clinton
Sandy Berger
Independent
Trimble
Irish Republican Army
Berger
Mike McCurry
Stormont
Northern Ireland
Adams
Blair
Ruble Crash Tests Chernomyrdin Backing in Russia
Russia faces a deepening financial crisis as the ruble plunges from 6.2 to as low as 17.4 per dollar, raising bank deposit concerns. Viktor Chernomyrdin remains a candidate for prime minister amid Duma pressure and opposition demands, with votes due Friday and IMF loan timing in question.
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Viktor Chernomyrdin
Russia
Iit
Chernomyrdin
Gennady Zyuganov
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Sergei Kiriyenko
Duma
International Monetary Fund
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