Mom Arrested For Feeding Kids Sausages On Train
Miami mother Tobin Jinks 26 faces second degree misdemeanor charges after feeding her hungry children canned Vienna sausages on a Metrorail train. She was detained an hour, could face up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. Dial Corp offered to cover any fines and donated a case of sausages as the incident drew public attention.
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Mine strike turns deadly as workers, mine owners clash
In South Africa, 4000 striking black workers were fired at Western Holdings No 1 shaft while one miner was killed and a bus carrying strikers crashed killing at least 20 and injuring 49. The National Union of Mine Workers reports higher casualties amid the walkout over wages and benefits.
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Hart weighs return to 1988 presidential race
Gary Hart's former campaign manager suggested he might re-enter the 1988 bid, even as Hart publicly stated no intention to run. Hart, who led the front for the nomination until May 1987, faced renewed speculation after comments in Ireland and Madison interviews.
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