Shabazz confession suppressed over warrant issue
In Minneapolis a magistrate ruled FBI entry violated Qubilah Shabazz's rights, suppressing her confession. He denied defense bid to dismiss murder for hire charges against Malcolm X's daughter, who allegedly plotted to hire a killer for Louis Farrakhan.
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Digital TV 3-D Could Return as Special Broadcaster Service
At NAB show James Carnes of the David Sarnoff Research Center outlined a possible 3-D TV future using the Grand Alliance system. Viewers would need a digital TV set a set-top box and polarized glasses to watch. Broadcasters would shoot with double-eyed cameras and transmit depth for a potential 1 million viewers by 2010.
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National Association of Broadcasters
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States oppose Indian Lottery over toll free 800 service
Washington AP report says several states aiming to protect gambling revenue seek to block calls to the National Indian Lottery proposed by the Coeur d Alene tribe. AT&T and Sprint indicate they cannot block 800 numbers if another carrier provides the network. states argue legality issues under state and federal law.
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United States
Smoking linked to 7.5 percent of miscarriages study says
Washington Post reports that researchers estimate smoking accounts for up to 7.5 percent of miscarriages annually in the United States. They link 19 000 to 141 000 miscarriages and up to 26 000 low birth weight births to tobacco use, with as many as 2 200 Sudden Infant Death Syndrome cases.
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Washington Post
America
Voodoo Squad Tackles Courthouse Desecration in Miami
Miami's Metro Justice Building employs a Voodoo Squad to remove sacrificed animal remains found on courthouse steps. Defendants reportedly turn to ritual offerings hoping to influence outcomes, with janitors like Raul Guasp and Jose Castillo describing weekly discoveries and rapid cleanup duties.
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