Dahmer case witness testifies on Dahmer’s alleged normal appearance
An officer fired for taking a 14 year old boy to Dahmer’s apartment testified that Dahmer appeared normal. The testimony reflects a 13 year span in which Dahmer killed and dismembered 17 young men. The defense attributes uncontrollable urges, while the prosecution argues self control was possible.
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Police officer acquitted in Teaneck shooting case
A Bergen County jury acquitted Gary Spath, a Teaneck police officer, of reckless manslaughter in the 1990 shooting of 16 year old Phillip Pannell after a foot chase. Prosecutors said Pannell surrendered with hands up. the officer said he reached for a gun. The verdict followed about seven hours of deliberation.
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St Johns student pleads guilty to sexual misconduct case
The last of six St John’s University students pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct and unlawful imprisonment after a 21 year old woman was rendered helpless by a vodka mix. He received three years probation 500 hours of community service and counseling. A courtroom outburst followed.
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Congress starts work on Bush tax cut plan in election year
Congress moves to consider President Bush's 49 point tax cut package with seven short term measures aimed at spurring growth. House Ways and Means and Senate Finance schedule drafting sessions as partisan wrangling looms over which version will prevail.
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MIA photo of missing Army Major found to be fake
ABC News reports a supposed image of Army Major Donald Carr, missing since 1971, was a fraud raised for funds by a POW MIA hunter. Investigators traced the photo to a middle aged man living in Germany, not Carr, and taken at a bird export company near Bangkok. The Pentagon continues inquiries into the Laos crash site and the image’s origin.
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Bush speeds up ozone destroying chemical phaseout
President Bush announced a unilateral acceleration of the US phaseout of ozone depleting chemicals led by chlorofluorocarbons. The target end of 1995 comes five years earlier than the international treaty schedule, with Gore’s praise and calls for global follow‑through.
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Washington
United States
Fed chief says rates low enough to spur recovery
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said rehiring after recession cutbacks has been slow but reiterated that interest rates are low enough to support an economic recovery hopefully in the reasonably near future. He spoke in San Antonio on Tuesday.
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San Antonio
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Greenspan Leaves Door Open to Further Rate Cuts
Greenspan opened the possibility of additional moves to lower rates and stimulate business during a speech at the Independent Bankers Association of America convention.
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The
Independent Bankers Association of America
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