Texas mothers kill children in brutal cases noted
Report covers multiple cases across Texas and Wisconsin highlighting mothers and other women with histories of mental illness who killed their children in gruesome fashions. Mentions Andrea Yates Deanna Laney and other cases, plus separate Wisconsin shooting involving Chai Vang and Robert Blake murder trial jury selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Andrea Yates
Houston
Deanna Laney
Dalas
Brownsville
Hayward
Wis
Wisconsin Woods
Chai Vang
St. Paul
Minn
Vang
Wang
Tie
Angeles
Robert Blake
Benny Lee Bakley
Blake
Fragmentary OCR data from a historical page
The readable fragments describe numeric codes and names in a damaged layout. No coherent event or person emerges beyond scattered identifiers such as a possible place, a name, and numeric sequences. The text is too incomplete to establish a definite news item or outcome.
Caesarean births set U.S. record at over a quarter of deliveries
The 2003 national birth report shows 27.6 percent of babies born by cesarean, a record high, with 4.4 million total births, up slightly from 2002. Teens’ birth rate fell while women 36 to 44 saw increases. VBACs fell 74,000 from 2002 amid medical and legal concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
National Center For Health Statistics
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Waughly
American College of Obstetricians and
Eugene Declerag
Boston University School of Public Health
U.S
Tonya Jameis
International
Marines and Iraqi forces launch major assault south of Baghdad
Troops from the United States, Britain, and Iraqi forces began a large offensive aimed at clearing insurgent hotbeds across several towns south of Baghdad. The operation, the third large-scale push this month, seeks to curb violence linked to Sunni insurgents, with raids and house searches in the so called triangle of death. Clashes, assassinations, and attacks persisted as both sides engaged near Jabella and Mingdadiyah, amid concerns over election-related unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Iraq
Association
Samarra
U.S
Muqtada al Sadr
al-Sadr
Najaf
Ali Smeisim
Mahdi Army
Amercaans
Sinersity
Jabella
Congress spending plan full of surprises and pork barrels
Washington reports a $388 billion budget with many pet projects for industries and communities. Despite deficits, lawmakers tout funds for a baby food project, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, wild hog control in Missouri, a Norwegian American Foundation grant in Seattle, sunflowers protection in North Nakata, and fertilizer research in Alabama. Critics call it pork, while supporters say it delivers for districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
Law Indukers
Missouri
Norwegian American Foundation
Seattle
North Nakata
International Fertilizer Development Center
Alabama
Frank Chonette
Public Citizen
Ukrainian president urges talks amid disputed election crisis
Ukraine faced a rising political crisis as outgoing President and opposition leader proclaimed victory in a disputed election. Yushchenko urged negotiations via Interfax while Tymoshenko floated talks, amid protests and warnings of civil conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiev
Ukraine
Leonid Joilune
Tuvstay
Tong
Kiehima
Mutch
Yushchenko
Yaniukovych
Wishchenka
Emer-Geney
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Viole Vice
Sheik Ghalib Ali al-Zuhair
Bagouba Hospital
Al-Zuhairi
Association of Muslim Scholars
Suni
Apollo Theater
Cranny
Marblestone
Ieeeee
Tegal Cineras Gobbilestone Square
Congress
The
Associated Press
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Fortur
Yuliya Tymushenko
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Istarts
Obblestone
Heuko
Grcall Theatre
Shcatimes
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