Federal judge allows Kaczynski psychiatric testing to begin
A federal judge ruled the government's psychiatric exams for Theodore Kaczynski can start next week, with decisions on number of doctors, exam length, and videotaping to come by Wednesday. Prosecutors seek two doctors and lengthy testing. the defense favors one psychiatrist and limited tests.
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Judge dismisses tobacco suit in Pennsylvania class action
A federal judge in Pennsylvania dismissed a tobacco industry class action brought by about 2 million smokers seeking a medical monitoring program for tobacco related diseases. The ruling, tied to the addiction issue, narrows the case to product liability arguments and delays broader settlements.
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Che Guevara laid to rest in Cuba with Castro’s tribute
Fidel Castro led rituals as Ernesto Che Guevara’s remains were brought to a Santa Clara mausoleum. Thousands attended the ceremony marking 30 years since his Bolivian death, with prayers, a schoolchildren choir, and calls to defend socialism.
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Clinton vetoes eight energy projects including Sardis Lake dredge
President Clinton used the line item veto to strike eight energy and water projects worth 19 million, including a 1.9 million Sardis Lake dredging plan in Mississippi. The move targets home district projects while defending taxpayer savings in a high profile test of the veto authority.
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Du Pont appeal rejected in Media Pennsylvania
Judge Patricia Jenkins denied John du Pont a new trial or sentence reduction. Lawyers said they will seek higher court review. Prosecution evidence cited included cocaine use, firing wrestlers, a 1987 car crash, and a 1991 gun point incident.
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