Kevorkian ears his way through trial opening
In Pontiac Michigan Dr Jack Kevorkian refused to listen to defense arguments by covering his ears with fingers and cotton balls. He questioned the proceedings while facing murder and assisting suicide charges in the 1993 deaths of Merian Frederick and Ali Khalili.
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Judge moves bombing trial from Oklahoma City to Denver
A federal judge moved the Oklahoma City bombing case to Denver for fairness. McVeigh and Nichols face possible death penalties. victims’ families worry about attendance 500 miles away. Provened concerns over Oklahoma media coverage and local prejudice, with Reno agreeing to support the move.
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Indicted bankers tied to Clinton campaign fund misuse
Two Perryville bank partners face an 11 count federal indictment for misusing bank funds to aid political campaigns including a $7,000 payment to Clinton. Branscum and Hill are charged with misapplication of funds false entries and conspiracy. Ainley pleaded guilty to IRS reporting failures.
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Ainley
White House
Bruce Lindsey
Lindsey
Washington issues safety rules for passenger trains
Four days after a fatal crash near Washington, federal officials issued emergency rules mandating a 30 mph speed limit after leaving stations and requiring crews to call out red or yellow signals. The rules, effective immediately, also require clearly marked emergency exits and call for immediate signal communication to improve alertness.
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Snoop Doggy Dogg acquitted of murder in 1993 shooting
Rappers Snoop Doggy Dogg and bodyguard McKinley Lee were acquitted of murder and conspiracy to commit assault in the 1993 killing of Ethiopian immigrant Philip Woldemariam. Jurors deadlocked on voluntary manslaughter and an accessory charge, with deliberations continuing.
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McKinley Lee
Philip Woldemariam
Broadus
Superior Court
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