Willis Case Dismissed After No Proof In Party Noise
Bruce Willis moved from his Hollywood Hills home after officials dismissed a misdemeanor case over alleged shouting and police confrontation at a Memorial Day party. Prosecutors cited insufficient evidence and the actor apologized to neighbors as the matter ended.
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ACTWU Plans Membership Drive and Trade Act Push
The Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union aims to halt its decade long decline by recruiting in the South and expanding into service and high tech jobs while pushing congressional support for the 1987 Textile and Apparel Trade Act. Secretary treasurer Jack Sheinkman says the drive will target strong existing bases and use research to organize smarter. Critics warn of higher prices, but Sheinkman argues imports will keep prices competitive.
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Judge Amends Charge In Goetz Trial For The Third Time
The New York judge in Bernhard Goetz’s trial offered jurors different versions of instructions on key points including the jacket bullet holes and excessive force. Deliberations continued with jurors seeking Cabey’s jacket and related tests.
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Presbyterians Agree to Talk on Abortion and Ban Weapons
The 199th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) backed talks on abortion and a ban on chemical weapons. It delayed debate on homosexual clergy and Jewish Muslim relations, and discussed consolidating the church office location to Kansas City or Louisville.
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Peace report stirs long running Baptist rift at 130th convention
In St Louis the Southern Baptist Convention opens its 130th annual meeting with a peace report that may widen 25 year old feuds. About 25 000 delegates attend a three day session featuring a peace committee recommendation and a presidential election as Missouri abortion rights coalition plans to picket over anti abortion stand.
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