Abortion clinic protests spark arrests as marshals seize leaders
Federal marshals ordered to arrest five abortion leaders for violating a judge injunction amid clashes outside a Buffalo clinic that left 78 demonstrators jailed. Operation Rescue chief Joe Slovenec dismissed the injunction, claiming a higher law from God.
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Buffalo
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Operation Rescue
Joe Slovenec
Erie Medical Center
State Farm settles sex discrimination suit for 157 million
State Farm Insurance to pay 157 million dollars to more than 814 California women who claimed they were passed over for agent jobs due to their sex. The settlement, reached late last year, is the largest such award in U.S. history and adds to 33 million already paid in related California cases.
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State Farm Insurance Cos
California
U.S
Muriel Kraszewski
State Farm
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Tanya Brown
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
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Justice Dept opposes release of JFK assassination files
The Justice Department criticized the proposed House Senate resolution to release Kennedy assassination documents. It argued the bill would encroach on presidential secrecy, threaten intelligence methods, and expose executive deliberations, while considering an alternative version. Rep. Conyers noted the department’s absence from a key hearing.
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Washington
W. Lee Rawls
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Bush Administration
CIA
Robert Gates
FBI
William Sessions
John F. Kennedy
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John Conyers
D-Mich
House
Government Operations Committee
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Christopher Shays
R-Conn
Military plane crashes into lake in North Carolina
A U S Air Force C 130 cargo plane crashed into Blewett Falls Lake near Lilesville North Carolina last night killing all nine aboard. Witnesses said the craft circled the lake for about 15 minutes before capsizing and sinking. Anson County Sheriff Tommy Allen confirmed there were nine fatalities with no survivors.
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North Carolina
Blewett Falls
Anson County
Tommy Allen
Kim Stroud
Sheriff's Department
Former HUD official Dean indicted in influence probe
Debo rah Gore Dean, once a top HUD aide, was indicted on two felonies including receiving an illegal gratuity and making a false statement to a Senate committee. The charges allege a $4,000 illicit payment tied to a private HUD funds request and a false filing related to her unconfirmed nomination as assistant HUD secretary.
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Washington
Deborah Gore Dean
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Senate
Dean
Samuel Pierce
USDA Unveils Food Pyramid to Shape American Diet
The USDA released a new pyramid graphic base on grains and low fats to illustrate dietary guidelines. The chart emphasizes six to eleven grain servings, three to five vegetables, two to four fruits, and two to three servings of dairy and protein, with fats and sweets to be limited.
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Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Edward Madigan
Department of Health and Human Services
National Cancer Institute
Commission On Aging
National Food Processors Association
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