London woman freed on bail in IRA bombing case
Judith Ward, 43, released on bail after her confession was ruled to have grown from fantasy, with defense calling her a Walter Mitty figure and the court noting convictions not yet quashed.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1992
Page
6
Judith Ward, 43, released on bail after her confession was ruled to have grown from fantasy, with defense calling her a Walter Mitty figure and the court noting convictions not yet quashed.
A congressional GAO study reports that Black applicants are less likely than whites to be awarded benefits under the Social Security Disability Insurance and the Supplemental Security Income programs at initial denial. It notes some differences explained by impairment severity but questions methodology at the appeals stage and urges SSA review.
A national poll of about 1,400 high school juniors and seniors from 20 schools shows teens want stronger parental involvement. They urge parents to monitor homework, limit free time, and provide more home structure while praising teachers and schools.
Orthodox Tajik opposition and Nabiyev allies agree on a power sharing coalition led by former Communist President Rakhman Nabiyev. The pact aims to curb bloodshed while retaining regime holdovers in Tajikistan, a 5.1 million people nation bordered by China and Afghanistan. Life in Dushanbe shows signs of normalcy as shops reopen and streets bustle.
New evidence from court cases, newspaper reports, and commissions links security forces to killings of black activists. The disclosures threaten ongoing negotiations for a multiracial interim government and constitution as violence in townships remains unresolved. The Nation cites a 1985 military document calling for activists to be removed, with two activists killed in June 1985.
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