Detro it policeman charged in fatal shooting of man with rake
Detro it police officer David Krupinski, 23, faces manslaughter charges for fatally shooting 39 year old Errol Shaw when he approached officers with a rake amid a family dispute. Prosecutor Kevin Simowski says the death was needless and urges exploring pepper spray or retreat before using deadly force. The NAACP denounces the incident as horrifying and sickening.
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Homeless man charged in death of Pittsburgh boy
Joseph Cornelius, 47, was arraigned on homicide charges in the slaying and sexual mutilation of an eight-year-old boy from Pittsburgh. Witnesses including an off-duty officer and hospital nurses led to his arrest after the nude body was found in a vacant Allegheny County lot. The boy, Scott Drake, was last seen riding a bicycle near home before disappearing Sunday night.
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Former Playmate wins 449.7 million estate claim
Federal bankruptcy judge awarded Playboy Playmate Anna Nicole Smith 449.7 million in her claim to the estate of her late billionaire husband J Howard Marshall. Judge Samuel Bufford ruled Marshall promised her half the fortune if she married him, despite appeals from his son Pierce Marshall.
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Texas executes Ricky McGinn on third try
In Huntsville Texas Ricky McGinn 43 was executed by lethal injection for raping and killing his granddaughter after two prior reprieves due to a tornado and Gov Bush. Witnesses described his last breaths as he died eight minutes after the procedure.
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Frank Wills Dies at 52 Remembered for Watergate Break-In Discovery
Frank Wills, 52, the Watergate security guard who uncovered the 1972 break-in that led to President Nixon’s resignation, died in Augusta after a brain tumor. Friends recalled his illness spanning several months and his brief rise to prominence from the midnight shift at the Washington hotel complex. He later appeared as himself in a film about the scandal.
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Senators blast Hollywood over marketing violence to youth
Capitol Hill grilled Hollywood executives after a FTC report accused the industry of aggressively marketing violent films to minors. McCain urged a clear no marketing of R-rated films to under 17, while others pressed for stronger action as campaigns weighed responses.
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Bush Attacks Gore Spending In Midwest Swing
Bush levels charge that Gore seeks big government and tax cuts would drain the Treasury. He campaigns in Green Bay and Pontiac with a policy speech in Sinaw calling for more domestic energy production and aid for low income households. Clinton cites a record surplus.
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Gore prioritizes debt reduction in economy push
In Washington Gore shifts focus from Medicare to debt reduction, proposing to channel two dollars of surpluses toward debt relief for every dollar spent on tax cuts or investments. He contrasts his plan with Bush's, highlighting lower deficits and stronger growth as central to prosperity.
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Clinton leads in New York Senate race with 50 percent
A Quinnipiac poll shows Hillary Rodham Clinton at 50 percent to 43 percent for Rick Lazio, a small gain from September. Clinton dominates NYC at 67 to 29, while Lazio leads Upstate 46 to 44. debate viewers favor Clinton 44 to 34. Voters cite issues over personal qualities.
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