Perot and Schwarzkopf lead in voters urge for strong leader
A Times Mirror survey shows Norman Schwarzkopf equaling Bill Clinton and nearing Ross Perot in support, with Bush trailing. Among 2,512 adults, 36 percent favor Perot, 31 percent Bush, 27 percent Clinton. another poll puts Bush 35, Schwarzkopf 29, Clinton 27. Sixty three percent want a decisive leader, 27 percent call it dangerous.
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Four Teens Charged in Brutal Madison Slaying
In Madison Indiana a 12 year old girl, Shanda Renee Sharer, was tortured and killed by four teenage girls. Prosecutors say she was bludgeoned, sodomized, knifed, doused with gasoline and burned alive on Jan. 11 on a back road. Town residents reel in stunned horror at the violence in their small river town.
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Victory party turns nasty in Chicago after Bulls win
Chicago erupted after the Bulls clinched their second straight NBA title beating the Portland Trail Blazers 97-93. Celebrations turned to looting, arson and gunfire with over 1,000 arrests as violence spread from the Magnificent Mile to West and South sides. Two officers wounded, 14 fires reported, and significant property damage across downtown and neighborhoods.
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Supreme Court rules juror question could affect death penalty cases
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that murder defendants in capital cases may ask potential jurors if they would automatically vote for death. The decision, overturning an Illinois killer’s sentence, is a notable win for death row inmates, with Justice Scalia dissenting. Derrick Morgan’s trial in Chicago featured the disputed juror question, and the court’s move may retroactively affect others on death row.
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