Store clerk charged in mother and daughter's deaths
COLLEGEVILLE PA A 21 year old store clerk Caleb Fairley was charged with two counts of murder robbery and aggravated assault in the strangling of Lisa Manderach 29 and her 2 year old daughter Devon Marie at a family store after a shopper described the suspect matching a sexual fantasy. Devon was found in Valley Forge National Park and authorities tied blood stains and black hair from the scene to the suspect.
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Lisa Manderach
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Manderach
Devon Marie
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Gulph Mills
Devon Mane
Valley Forge National Park
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Abu-Jamal brother misses hearing on new trial request
A Philadelphia hearing on Mumia Abu-Jamal's bid for a new trial ended without his brother William Cook appearing. Cook had said he would testify about the morning Officer Daniel Faulkner was killed but did not attend. Abu-Jamal seeks exculpatory evidence claiming his trial was incompetent and he was framed.
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Philadelphia
Mumia Abu-Jamal
William Cook
Daniel Faulkner
Abu-Jamal
North campaign sued for unpaid bills in Virginia
K and K Enterprises Inc of Lynchburg filed a motion for judgment in Circuit Court seeking $78 575 plus interest from Oliver North for U S Senate Committee and American Target Advertising Inc for mailings the firm performed as a subcontractor. The North committee and American Target Advertising did not respond to requests for comment.
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Lynchburg
Oliver North
Senate
K&k Enterprises Inc
U.S. Senate Committee
American Target Advertising Inc
Annandale
K&k
American Target Advertising
North Committee
Mark J. Peake
Former New Orleans officer sentenced to death
Antoinette Frank, 24, a former New Orleans police officer, was convicted in a March 4 restaurant holdup murder of her ex partner and two others. Jurors deliberated 22 minutes to convict and 6 minutes to condemn her to death, making her the first woman sentenced to die in Louisiana since 1942.
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New Orleans
Antoinette Frank
Louisiana
Outage at Chicago ARTCC Spurs Safety Concerns
A Chicago area air traffic control center outage highlighted aging IBM 9020E computer failures. The Chicago ARTCC faced its sixth outage in under a year, with two near misses over western Illinois as FAA kept planes away from Hare arrivals. Delays rippled through airline schedules.
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Hare
Fungus blamed for infants deaths in Cleveland area
Cleveland researchers tie a rare pulmonary illness to Stachybotrys atra, a black mold found in most homes of two affected babies and 12 sick children in 1993 1994. Health officials say the fungus likely caused the deaths and illnesses but confirm uncertainty remains about the exact cause.
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Timothy Horgan
Cuyahoga County
Dorr Dearborn
Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital
Texas IRS Center bombing plot alleged in Texas arrest
A Texas man was charged on Tuesday with plotting to blow up an IRS service center that processes tax returns for four states and employs up to 4200 workers. U S attorney Mike Bradford said the suspect showed strong anti government views and intent to carry out the plan. No link to the Oklahoma City bombing was found.
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Mike Bradford
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IRS
Bradford
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Broadway aids sisters birthday celebration in show
New York reports the Delany sisters Sarah 106 and Elizabeth 104 are celebrated in Broadway's Having Our Say. Producers place an 8 foot greeting card outside the theater and invite audience participation. Amy Hill Hearth and family supply a special coconut frosting cake for Bessie Delany.
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Amy Hill
Mount Vernon
Hearth
State weighs appeal after court allows Oneida video poker
The New York state attorney general’s office contemplates appealing a federal ruling that lets the Oneida Nation continue operating its Instant Multi-Game video poker game at its gaming casino. The suit claimed proper approvals were not obtained under a NY tribe agreement. Ray Halbritter, Oneida representative, calls the decision vindicating. Joe Mahaney confirms the possible appeal.
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Apri
Erp
New York State
New York
Ray Halbritter
Joe Mahaney
Attorney General’s Office
NATO struggles to budge Serbs as Italy blocks stealth jet use
NATO airstrikes fail to force Serb pullback around Sarajevo despite heavy bombing of ammunition depots and command posts. US officials push renewed talks with Milosevic as Italy blocks deploying F-117 Stealth jets for Adriatic raids amid a bitter NATO-Italy dispute over attack methods.
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Richard Holbrooke
Vogosen
U.N
Red Cross AIDS program toned down by order of president
The New York Times reports Elizabeth Doles influence led the American Red Cross to curb an AIDS prevention program. Board of governors demanded changes to leaflets videos and manuals and rejected explicit content while stressing personal responsibility.
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American Red Cross
Elizabeth Dole
New York Times
Red Cross
Red
Board of Governors
Shana Ross
Houston
Times
the Board
Fifth Man spy Cairncross exits exile with memoirs
John Cairncross the Fifth Man of the Cambridge spy ring has returned to Britain after 40 years in exile. The 82 year old, recently frail, lives in west England and has secretly married American opera singer Gayle Beinkerhoff. His memoirs, provisionally titled Memoirs of the Fifth Man, are said to be explosive and are awaiting Defense clearance.
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John Carncros
Ming
Britain
Cairncross
England
Gatwick Airport
Gayle Beinkerhoff
Gabriella
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