Sega pulls Night Trap from U S market
Sega of America halted sales of the controversial video game Night Trap cited in congressional hearings on media violence. The move follows growing criticism and prompts by distributors amid debates on youth exposure to violence.
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Bobbitt tells painful tale in retrial
In Manassas Virginia John Bobbitt describes the night Lorena Bobbitt cut off his penis during a retrial. He testifies about a traumatic incident that followed alleged abuse and rape. Lorena Bobbitt faces a malicious wounding charge that could bring up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
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Menendez juries deadlocked in Beverly Hills murder case
Los Angeles AP jurors in the Erik Menendez murder trial said they were hopelessly deadlocked after 16 days of deliberations. Judge Weisberg ordered a resumption as prosecutors warned of possible retrial. Erik and Lyle Menendez face charges in the August 1989 shotgun slayings of Jose and Kitty Menendez.
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Bell Atlantic offers free high speed nets to 26000 schools
Bell Atlantic plans to wire 26000 public schools with free access to its high speed networks linking voice video and data. Raymon d Smith says the service will reach new neighborhoods as networks are built and will connect schools to Internet and educational programming.
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Swarthmore Pays Tuition to Deter Harassment Case
Swarthmore College offered to pay for a male student Ewart Yearwood to attend another school this semester to avoid suspension over allegations of intimidating and sexually harassing female classmate Alexis Clinan Smith during fall 1993. Yearwood denies wrongdoing and says the offer is a bribe to silence him.
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Teen alleges sexual encounters with Michael Jackson in court filing
A 13 year old accuses Michael Jackson of repeated sexual contact over five months starting last February. The boy details shared beds, Europe trips, gifts, and explicit acts. Jackson denies wrongdoing and no charges have been filed. The civil case seeks a jury trial and damages while LAPD investigates.
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