Teen sues district over gang symbol sweatshirt
In Burbank a 15 year old suspended for wearing a sweatshirt reading In Memory of Kenny Caldera In Christ Hands Now sues for 50000 with ACLU help. Officials call the lettering a gang symbol and Caldera was killed three months earlier, apparently by rival gang members.
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Stolen $9 Million Art Collection From Los Angeles Storage
Police report an uninsured art collection valued at $9 million, featuring Picasso, Chagall, and Degas, stolen from a Los Angeles self storage warehouse. Owner Eve Weisager stored the works for 13 years due to limited apartment space. Detective Barbara Bella provided details.
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Palestinian mourners march for Akawi amid alleged torture claims
About 4 000 Palestinians marched behind the open coffin of Mustafa Akawi 35 in Jerusalem and Marjayoun Lebanon. The funeral in Jerusalem turned into a nationalist rally with chants and a draped outlawed Palestinian flag. In Marjayoun three Muslim guerrillas died and three Israeli soldiers were wounded in an overnight clash.
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U S sends 200 Haitian refugees back to Port au Prince
At Port au Prince a U S Coast Guard cutter Seneca repatriated 200 Haitians to the capital amid growing arrivals. The number returned since the January 31 Supreme Court ruling reached 1089 as refugee groups warn of possible renewed flight and political peril.
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Tyson grilled about grand jury testimony
Mike Tyson testified he felt uncomfortable using crude language to describe sexual propositions made to a Miss Black America contestant. Under cross examination he said he did not tell the grand jury the same story, and other witnesses described Tyson's remarks during a July pageant rehearsal.
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Bush authorizes covert move to topple Saddam Hussein
Washington officials confirm a secret authorization allowing the CIA to broaden propaganda and contact with Iraqi opposition groups. James Baker says Saddam is weaker since the Gulf War, and notes no tears would be shed if a change of government occurs.
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Neanderthals tied to modern Westerners say researchers
Paleontologists report at AAAS meeting that Neanderthal people are ancestors of modern Europeans and Americans, sharing cultural traits with early humans. Milford Wolpoff of Michigan calls the result a significant shift from the idea of an Africa-origin lineage and an evolutionary dead end for Neanderthals.
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