Brooks Hit Song Infringement Case Seeks Damages
US judge orders Garth Brooks to provide recording tracks of Standing Outside the Fire to composer Guy Thomas who sues for 5 million dollars claiming the hit mirrors his Conviction of the Heart co written with Kenny Loggins. The suit seeks profits damages and an injunction on future use.
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Garth Brooks
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Brooks
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King of Pop Sued Over Settlement Disclosure
A California father sues Michael Jackson for breaching a settlement agreement by denying molestation claims in a televised interview with Diane Sawyer. The suit argues the June Prime Time Live denial violated the out-of-court settlement terms.
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Michael Jackson
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Diane Sawyer
Oprah Writes Officials To Fix Bumpy Roads In Indiana
Oprah Winfrey, long a La Porte County resident, sent a letter to local officials complaining about deteriorating roads around her northeastern Indiana farm. County commissioners forwarded the letter to the highway department for action.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates
Aiken Standard subscription details list HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL options with monthly and multi month prices. The notice notes Advance payments to Aiken Standard PBM and provides publishing information including ISSN, establishment year, address, and postmaster mail instructions.
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Search Ends For ValuJet 592 Wreckage In Everglades
Investigators suspend month long search for ValuJet 592 wreckage in the Everglades after recovering enough of the jet to determine the crash cause. Only 36 of 110 victims identified. focus shifts to reconstructing the plane at Kendall Tamiami Airport and NTSB offices to assess cargo hold fire implications.
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Miami
Everglades
Metro-Dade
Roger Mittleman
National Transportation Safety Board
Jim Hall
Kendall Tamiami
NTSB
Washington
Hall
Robert Francis
Francis
Greg Feith
Freemen in Montana Face Food Shortage as Negotiations Continue
Freemen at the 960 acre compound near Jordan press negotiators including a Ku Klux Klan lawyer Kirk Lyons and others while two girls in custody with their father report severe shortages. They say the group of 17 remaining has only three jugs of water, half a loaf of bread, one jar of jam, and two sogies. The standoff with the FBI since March 25 has led to charges against most adults for check kiting and threatening a federal judge.
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Mont
Ku Klux Klan
Jaylynn ‘Ward
KSTU
Salt Lake City
Courtnne
FBI
Kirk Lyons
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Montana Plains
Kevorkian Attends Death Of Woman
Dr. Jack Kevorkian attended the death of Ruth Neuman a 69 year old New Jersey woman in Kevorkian's presence Neuman died at Oakland County Medical Center Pontiac after carbon monoxide poisoning Jeff Neuman her son and Kevorkians lawyer Geoffrey Fieger confirmed the death Physicians planned autopsy and officials called it a potential medical examiner case The incident follows Kevorkians recent acquittals and his vow to continue offering fatal relief to suffering patients.
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Jack Kevorkian
New Jersey
Ruth Neuman
Kevorkian
Neuman
Columbus
N.J
North Oakland Medical Center
Pontiac
Hospital Choli Natavio
Jeff Newman
Geoffrey Fieger
Natavia
Fieger
Associated Press
Wwj-Am
Ms. Neuman
Oakland County Medical Examiner
Jack
Oakland County
Richard Thompson
Entire Town Evicted By Landlord In National City
National City Illinois a company owned town of 54 residents is being emptied after the stockyards owner pursued licensing adult businesses and high taxes. Residents face a 30 day move deadline as the village government may dissolve. many residents are elderly or single with rental costs rising as nearby options grow.
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National City
Ill
St. Louis National Stockyards Co
Stockyards
Steve Leadley
Leadley
East St. Louis
David Schofner
Belleville
Schools Are Not Violence Safe Haven in US Study
CDC research to be published in JAMA shows 105 school related violent deaths from 1992 to 1996, with 85 killings and 20 personal crisis reports. Most victims were students in grades nine to 12, urban areas saw higher rates, and about one third were gang related.
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Chicago
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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CDC
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UNICEF study links hospital care to safer birth outcomes
A UNICEF study argues that simple hospital improvements and better doctor training could save thousands of Third World women in childbirth. It cites nearly 600,000 deaths annually, about 1,600 daily, 20 percent higher than previous estimates, highlighting deaths of healthy women in their prime.
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Unicef
Peter Adamson
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