Deliberations resume in Robison death penalty case in Kansas
Jurors continued deliberations on whether John E. Robinson Sr faces lethal injection or life terms for two capital murders and one first-degree murder linked to a third victim. Parallel reports cover a Littleton firefighter’s death in a blaze, a Wisconsin dog attack trial date, and clashes in Afghanistan with civilian casualties.
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Olathe
Kan
John E. Robinson Sr
Robinson
Ors Osu
Bush Slices Florida Race With Clinton Duel
President Bush and Clinton campaigned in Florida as the GOP seeks to edge McBride in a tight governor race aimed at keeping Jeb Bush in Tallahassee. Clinton warned that last resort voting could cost voters a voice, while Bush touted education and invited all voters to back GOP candidates. Gore joined later, tying the recount saga to turnout efforts for McBride and the Bush White House.
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Fla
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Clinton
Florida
Jeb
Jeb Bush
Tallahasse
Bill McBride
Clin
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Miami- Dade Community College
al Gore
Jesse Jackson
al Sharpton
McBride
George W. Bush
Tennessee
Georgia
House
Senate
Gore
White House
West Orange
N.J
Ari Fleischer
Susan MacManus
University of South Florida
First Lady Laura Bush campaigns for GOP in four states
Laura Bush campaign swing spans New Hampshire Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota urging voters to back GOP candidates including Rep John Sununu for senate and urging support for her husband’s agenda. She notes bipartisan efforts and stresses need for teamwork in Washington as the midterm elections approach.
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Nashua
N.H
Laura Bush
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Penne
Bush
Jeanne Shaheen
Iowa
Minnesota
John Thine
Tim Johnson
Savannah
Sununu
House
Senate
Russia presses Denmark over Chechen rebel envoy Zakayev
Russian lawmakers demonstrated outside Denmark's embassy to demand the extradition of Akhmed Zakayev a senior Chechen rebel envoy arrested in Copenhagen on suspicion of aiding terrorism and linked to the Moscow theater siege that killed 119. Danish officials say more evidence is needed before extradition.
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Moscow
Denmark
Akhmed Zakayev
Aslan Maskhadov
Russia
Copenhagen
Zakayev
Chechnya
Dmitry Rogozin
Interfax
Arkady Baskhayev
Kremlin
Woman implicated in Dear Abby letter defense case
Prosecutors identify Nancy Kay Austin 38 as the Norristown woman accused of fatally shooting her boyfriend Samuel Monroe 47 and concealing his body in a basement closet. Investigators found a decomposed corpse two months after he was reported missing. Austin faces murder charges and previously faced theft and forgery counts related to the home title and the child’s birth record.
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Maulton
Wis
Juneau County
John W. Brady
Wayne Hardy
Hardy
Shanda McCracken
Clark
McCracken
Norristown
Abby
Philadelphia
Montgomery County
Bruce Castor
Nancy Kay Austin
Samuel Monroe
Austin
Monroe
Arthur Jenkins Jr
Joshua
SEC chief Pitt under fire over Webster appointment
Washington AP report says President Bush and aides grow impatient with SEC Chair Harvey Pitt over naming former FBI Director William Webster to head a new accounting oversight board. Senate Republicans, led by Richard Shelby, call for hearings while supporting Webster as a choice. An inspector general probe questions whether Pitt hid Webster’s ties to Anamala a Banting fraud allegations and the U S Technologies audit committee. Bush aides deny a decision on resignation before Tuesday’s elections.
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Bush
Harvey Pitt
Securities and Exchange Commission
White House
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Ion
Richard Shelhw R.ala
FBI
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SEC
Inspector General
Shelby
Senate Banking Committee
Phil Gramm
R-Texas
Senate
GOP
Shelby Anns
Committee On Webster
Judge Webster
Webster
U.S. Technologies
Wohetor
Andrew Card
Card
U.S. Technologies’ Audit Committee
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Ammanullah Khan
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