Wreckage Findings and Fraud Allegations Dominate Briefs
Divers recover large aircraft debris and human remains from ValuJet Flight 592 site while a Fort Lauderdale trucker is charged with stealing aircraft parts. In Washington new AIDS tests are announced as reliable and rapid. Hale could testify under immunity in Whitewater hearings. Fed currency center reports falsified data alleged by Rep. Gonzalez.
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Murder victim led double life shocks Boston area
Kristen Crowley 27, married and a computer trainer, also worked as an exotic dancer at private parties. She was killed early Sunday after being stalked to a Peabody minimart by suspects Timothy Dykens and John Keegan, who were later captured on video and charged with murder. The case raised questions about her alleged double life and ended with the suspects held without bail.
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Supreme Court weighs anti terrorism law limits on death row appeals
The Clinton administration urged the Supreme Court to uphold a new anti terrorism law that blocks second federal appeals without three judge panel approval. Felker, a Georgia inmate, had his second appeal denied and sought Supreme Court review, which justices agreed to hear on an expedited basis amid debate over the court’s power to review death penalty cases.
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Supreme Court action ranges from death penalty to school voting systems
The Supreme Court upheld a military death sentence for Felker in Georgia and agreed to hear Clinton administration challenges to Louisiana school board voting rules diluting minority influence. It rejected an FBI retaliation suit and considered a bid to force growers to fund generic fruit advertising. The justices weighed original jurisdiction and procedural questions amid complex arguments. Felker faces execution after 13 years on death row.
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