Misplaced paperwork frees man after 19 years in prison
David Marshall Brown, 54, finally released after 19 years behind bars for a 1965 murder. He and two co-defendants pleaded guilty to murder and robbery with a parole after 15 years, but crucial paperwork was misfiled and the deal was not found until this summer. Brown awaits job prospects while his case spurs questions about misfiled records and legal accountability.
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Bradley sees path to win against Republicans
Bradley argues independents and Republicans could lift him over Bush in a general election. He criticizes Clinton-Gore policy as misdirected and highlights his appeal to independents, while campaigning from Crystal City to Keokuk and Hannibal. He notes solid fundraising online and cautions Democrats about Gore’s viability.
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Clinton offers 15 million to buy back more guns
Washington AP President Clinton announced a new 15 million federal gun buyback plan to remove firearms from streets and housing areas. Local police may receive up to 500 thousand dollars to purchase guns at a suggested fifty dollar price. guns will be destroyed. The administration also touted 147 million in community policing grants and urged laws on gun shows ammunition and childproof locks.
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Topless protester scales high voltage tower in Seattle
Ava Tripp, 38, formerly a man, climbed a 180 foot electrical tower near a Seattle freeway, danced topless, drank vodka, and set it aflame in a protest against gender discrimination. Traffic halted as Seattle City Light cut power to 5,000 homes. Tripp was arrested on criminal trespass and indecent exposure and posted bail. a Sept. 22 court date is set.
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