Jury weighs reasons for Lorena Bobbitt act in Virginia case
A Manassas jury opened deliberations on whether Lorena Bobbitt cut off her husband’s penis in calculated revenge or as an act amid years of alleged sexual abuse. The panel debated whether options other than violence existed in the four year marriage.
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Los Angeles inspectors rush to assess quake damage
Hundreds of homes and offices are deemed unsafe after this week’s quake and aftershocks citywide. Inspectors from L A and other cities field up to 300 calls hourly as rain forecasts raise concerns for displaced residents and hospital relocations continue amid severe structural findings.
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Faulkner Makes History in Citadel Class Attendance
Shannon Faulkner becomes the first woman to take a Citadel biology class with the corps of cadets on her 19th birthday. She faces parking ticket friction and continues her lawsuit challenging the school’s all male admissions policy.
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Perry top candidate to be defense secretary in Clinton admin
White House sources name William Perry a former Stanford professor with strong defense credentials as the leading choice to replace Les Aspin. Clinton is expected to announce next week, amid broad support in the administration and Congress and favorable Senate prospects.
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Jackson Tentative Settlement Reported in Abuse Case
London based Today reports Michael Jackson may pay up to 49 million dollars to a 14 year old boy to drop a civil lawsuit alleging sexual abuse. The paper cites a confidential interim contract and notes terms are not yet final. Civil trial set for March 21.
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Rodney King Fined After DUI Plea in L A Court
Rodney King pleaded no contest after his August arrest and was fined 1438 dollars and ordered to perform community service. The case stemmed from a drunken driving incident in Los Angeles.
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