Evangelista Sues Front Over Joan of Arc Poster
Supermodel Linda Evangelista sues France's National Front over posters depicting her as Joan of Arc. A court ordered halt and awarded damages to Evangelista and Karl Lagerfeld, with Elite also compensated. She seeks about 200000 more for damages claiming invasion of privacy and image harm.
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House GOP Eyes Vote On Minimum Wage Increase
The House will vote within a few weeks on an election-year minimum wage hike, announced by Speaker Newt Gingrich and Majority Leader Dick Armey. The move aims to advance a bill to boost low-wage workers’ take-home pay as part of broader reform efforts.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Addresses
Rates for home delivery and mail options listed. Advance payments accepted to Aiken Standard PBM Subscription. The Aiken Standard is published by Aiken Communications Inc since 1867 with mailing addresses in Aiken South Carolina.
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Oklahoma City Reluctant Hero Dies by Suicide
Terrance Yeakey, 30, a veteran officer who helped at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building after the 1995 bombing, killed himself citing guilt over not rescuing more victims. He planned to receive the department's medal of valor and had taught D.A.R.E. in the years after.
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Air Force Sergeant Guilty For Refusing DNA Order
Tech Sergeant Warren Sinclair of Hampton Virginia was demoted and sentenced to 14 days hard labor for disobeying an order to provide blood and saliva for a DNA registry. He argued the Fourth Amendment protects his genes and questioned safeguards on DNA use. Prosecutors disagreed.
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14 Dead In Copter Collision During US UK Exercise
Two Marine helicopters collided in darkness near Camp Lejeune North Carolina during a major US British training exercise killing 14 sailors. A CH-46E Sea Knight and an AHW Cobra collided in thick swamp, with bodies recovered by 6 p.m. and dental records likely needed for ID.
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Liberian Refugees Turn Back After Overcrowded Ship Issue
In Abidjan Ivory Coast officials halted the freighter Bulk Challenge with about 4000 Liberian refugees aboard citing severe overcapacity and appalling conditions. The vessel lacking toilets and sleeping space was forced to return to open waters after being deemed not seaworthy amid heavy seas and heat.
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Asbestos Settlement Dismissed by Federal Appeals Court
A three judge panel of the 3rd U S Circuit Court of Appeals threw out the 1.3 billion asbestos settlement. It held claims from up to 100 000 victims too diverse to be combined in one suit and that it unfairly binds future exposed individuals who are not ill. The ruling returns the case to district court and rejects the Georgine Case framework.
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District Court
Edward R. Becker
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Robert A. Georgine
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