Bevel Convicted of Incest in Loudoun Court
A jury in Loudoun County Circuit Court convicted Rev. James L Bevel 71 once a top aide to Martin Luther King Jr of incest after determining he had sex with his teenage daughter 15 years ago. He faces up to 20 years in prison at sentencing. The four day trial included testimony about Bevels philosophies on eradicating lust and parents duty to sex orient their children.
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Families of Va Tech victims settle with state
Governors Kaine announces a substantial majority of Virginia Tech victims families have agreed to an 11 million dollar state settlement. Attorneys Grenier and Fierberg, representing 21 families, say the agreement covers survivor medical costs and avoids a court battle over blame, with final papers due soon.
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Mass flight cancellations hit major US carriers over wiring issue
American Airlines canceled more than 900 flights as it ground MD-80 jets to inspect faulty wiring amid an FAA safety crackdown. Alaska Midwest and Delta also reduced schedules while regulators press for inspections through June 30.
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Police defend patience before West Texas sect raid
In San Angelo Texas authorities defended four years of limited action against a polygamist sect with a 1700 acre compound and a limestone temple. They said they only moved after a 16 year old reported abuse and after obtaining legal grounds to intervene. About 416 children were taken into state custody amid abuse suspicions. Sheriff David Doran emphasized civil rights concerns and that it was not until after the raid began that underage marriages were revealed.
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Iraq PM seeks unity against Sadrist clout amid Baghdad clashes
In Baghdad, political leaders from both Muslim sects rallied behind the prime minister as he moves to isolate Muqtada al Sadr. In Sadr City clashes eased but Sadrist lawmakers warned of potential flare ups, as a U.S. soldier was killed by a roadside bomb in central Baghdad, raising April American deaths to 18.
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Egypt pro democracy leader charged amid crackdown after strike
Prosecutors charged George Ishaq co-founder of Kifaya with inciting unrest and violence. The arrest follows a nationwide labor strike that kept millions from work and school, part of protests against high food prices organized by Kifaya and other opposition groups.
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