Reno proposes special courts on Indian reservations
The Justice Department pitches federal magistrate courts on reservations to aid tribal crime-fighting, prompting sovereignty concerns from tribal leaders. A Warm Springs Oregon session is planned. tribal approval would guide expansion to other reservations.
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Reno
Salt Lake City
Justice Department
Janet Reno
Northwest American Indian Nations
Department of Justice Conference
U.S
Warm Springs
Oregon
Nichols denied bail in Oklahoma City bombing case
A federal judge ordered Terry Nichols held without bail as a flight risk amid ongoing grand jury action in Oklahoma City. Prosecutors say Nichols wrote letters seeking citizenship revocation to become a sovereign citizen, while his lawyer accuses prison harassment. Tim McVeigh and Nichols, among the suspects, remain detained. Fortier may face conspiracy charges.
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Chicago Tribune
Oklahoma City
Terry Nichols
Nichols
U.S
Michael Tigar
Tigar
U.S. District Court
David Russell
Timothy McVeigh
U.S. Justice Department
Federal Correctional Institute
el Reno
Okla
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma
Michael Fortier
Fortier
McVeigh
Alfred Murrah Federal Building
Parents Protest FTC Action Over Hooked on Phonics Case
Home schooling parents rally against the FTC as Gateway Educational Products settles with the commission over allegedly broad ads for Hooked on Phonics. FTC denies hostility to homeschooling and says the case seeks substantiation for educational claims.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Bonnie Jansen
Gateway Educational Products
Orange
Calif
Jansen
Michael Farris
Home School Legal Defense Fund
EPA chief urges appeal of ethanol ruling
EPA Administrator Carol Browner urged an appeal of a Court of Appeals decision that questioned the EPA's authority to set a minimum ethanol market share in reformulated gasoline. She said the agency will seek rehearing and proposes ways to expand corn ethanol use.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Carol Browner
U.S. Court of Appeals
Browner
Senate
Tom Daschle
South Dakota
Justice Department
Study urges aggressive diagnosing of breast cancer patients
The Physician Insurers Association of America reports malpractice suits for breast cancer outpace other diseases, with many cases involving undetected tumors in women who could feel lumps. Dense breast tissue in young women may cause missed mammograms, prompting calls for relentless investigation of breast complaints.
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Washington
Physician Insurers Association of America
Stranded driver on Klamath Mountains waits for rescue
DeWitt Finley, 56, survived nine weeks in his pickup cab after choosing back roads over the Klamath Mountains. He wrote letters to family while awaiting rescue. he died likely of starvation as teens later freed his pickup from five feet of snow. Sheriff notes he was unfamiliar with the terrain.
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Clinton
China
U.S
Beijing
White House
Mike Jendrzejcczyk
Human Rights Watch
Asia
MFN
Finley
Glenn Carpenter
Gold Beach
Carpenter
Alway
Allen Boice
California
San Diego
Oregon
Siskiyou National Forest
Grants Pass
Jim Kelley
The
Forest Service
DeWitt Finley
Ore
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