1,000 Celebrities Serve as Principal for a Day
Johnnie Cochran appears among 1000 celebrities chosen to serve as school principal for a day. He selects a Brooklyn high school as his assignment while King Juan Carlos receives an award from the Conscience Foundation for religious tolerance, to be presented April 10 in New York City.
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Club owner's family ties probed in bombing case
FBI investigates link between Beverly McMahon owner of The Otherside Lounge and her late brother Dr James McMahon, who developed a late term abortion method. A nail laden bomb injured five at the Atlanta club, part of a string of attacks linked to abortion debates and protests. Police questioned explosives workers in Georgia.
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Du Pont Convicted in Slaying of Wrestler Schultz
John E du Pont was found guilty but mentally ill of third degree murder in the 1996 killing of Olympic wrestler David Schultz. The verdict avoids a life prison term though carries a possible 20 to 40 year sentence and may allow release from psychiatric confinement in years. Schultz’s father urged that his son’s killer will spend life behind bars in some form.
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Israel confronts Palestinians over East Jerusalem flats plan
Israel vows a new 6500 unit Jewish neighborhood in East Jerusalem amid backlash from Palestinians who warn of riots. Ahmed Tibi cites anger as Netanyahu hints a West Bank troop withdrawal could be deferred. Hizmeh clash follows undercover raid resulting in a Palestinian man’s death.
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Senate Rejects Move To Exempt Social Security From Budget Rule
The Senate voted 55 to 44 largely along party lines against Senator Reid's plan to exclude the Social Security trust fund from budget balance calculations. Democratic freshman Landrieu announced support for passage, leaving Senator Torricelli as the final undecided vote. A final Senate decision was anticipated early next week amid pressure from both sides and a $66 billion trust fund surplus cited by supporters.
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