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Known by his street name, Beavis, the 16-year-old escaped from a youth center in El Monte, California, in June with a 15-year-old girl who calls herself Rainbow. A former ninth-grader at Antelope Valley High School who was just learning to play electric bass guitar, he was put into the center by his mother, he says, because she and he didn't get along -- at all. Though he misses his three-year-old brother, Beavis vows never to return home. "It's too awful there," he says. Instead he'll live on the streets until...
...with their murder. Susan Smith set off a nationwide search after telling police that an armed man jumped into her car as she sat at a stoplight the night of Oct. 25. The man ordered her to drive several miles, then forced her out and took off with three-year-old Michael and 14-month old Alex still in their safety seats, she said. The ensuing search involved hundreds of volunteers and police. Smith's car was found this afternoon in a nearby lake with two bodies in the back seat. Smith is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow on murder...
...Despite evidence that over-the-counter remedies such as cough and cold medicines are often ineffective and sometimes produce adverse reactions when taken by preschool children, worried parents continue to resort to these cures. Interviews with the mothers of three-year-old children revealed that parents use such preparations 70% of the time when faced with illness...
...have the full story," asserts Andrea Lingenfelter, a Seattle Ph.D. candidate in Chinese history whose $200,000 divorce settlement has dwindled to $140,000 after a little more than a year in the Piper Jaffray fund. Her goal had been to park the money for several years until she got her degree from the University of Washington and settled into a house with her three-year-old daughter. "I could have bought a house, paid cash and had money to spare to pay the taxes," said Lingenfelter, who is suing Piper to recover at least some of her losses...
...warrens of Old Havana, farther along the bay, Ana, 25, has another generation in mind: that of her three-year-old son. He has been waiting for a hernia operation for two years. At his day-care center, which lacks books and toys, there is no Mercurochrome for skinned knees. "All the children have colds," Ana explains. Flushed with anger, she beckons a visitor to accompany her to the nearest pharmacy. "Is there aspirin?" she demands of the clerk. "Is there flu medicine for my baby?" The answer, as always, is no. "You see!" she says. "They take...