Lawyers Clash Over Client Ties In High Profile Cases
In Stuart Virginia Gilbert Davis withdrew as attorney for Ramona Hines who sues a Martinsville TV station after being fired. Hines released a videotape showing Davis joking about Playboy photo sessions. A unrelated case notes Lyle Menendez secretly wed during his prison sentence. FBI counts about 200 espionage probes as Cold War era cases persist. Citadel cadet parents defend treatment equality after daughter earns gold star. In New Jersey two teens accused of murdering their newborn are free on bail under house arrest awaiting trial.
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Defense chief expresses disgust at Marine hazing videotape
Defense Secretary William Cohen said he was disgusted by a bloody hazing incident revealed on videotape showing Marine recruits being injured during a ceremony called blood winging. Marine officials acknowledged the practice may still occur and said an investigation is underway at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Birth control funding urged by Clinton faces Capitol Hill battle
President Clinton urged Congress to lift restrictions on foreign aid for birth control, saying delays harm women abroad. He seeks approval to begin spending the AID 385 million budget by March 1, warning further delay risks lives and credibility in global family planning.
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Prosecutors rely on six items linking McVeigh to bombing
Prosecutors expect to use six key items from the FBI lab in the Oklahoma City trial. Earplugs, jeans pockets residues, two T shirts, a knife and sheath, and bomb residue inside truck rear panels are cited as positive hits. These findings aim to prove McVeigh helped mix ammonium nitrate fuel oil and loaded barrels into a Ryder truck for the Murrah Building blast.
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Immigrants In Los Angeles Hear SSI Benefit Cuts
In Los Angeles a notification drive will mail 1 million elderly and disabled legal immigrants that their Supplemental Security Income checks will end this summer unless they gain citizenship or qualify for exemptions. Protesters at a county board session warn the cuts could push many to hunger and homelessness as beneficiaries like Sagaia Su'e and Da-Wei Yang describe reliance on monthly SSI payments.
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