Keating seeks bail reduction in S&L crisis case
Charles Keating faces a $5 million bail with three co defendants under $1 million each. Attorneys argue he is broke and will not flee while a parade of character witnesses including a nun lobbies for lower bail. Judge Klausner has not set a ruling date.
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Parkinsons surgery may help by overactivity, not cell loss
A Science study in two monkeys suggests Parkinsons symptoms arise from nerve cell overactivity. Researchers halted core brain cells to alleviate rigidity tremor and movement initiation issues. Some surgeons see a revived interest in surgical treatment for drug nonresponders, though others caution about destroying brain cells.
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Dole proposes dropping capital gains cut from deficit plan
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole floated removing the capital gains tax cut from the deficit-reduction package as talks stalled. The plan would keep the Democratic child care proposal and bipartisan tax benefits in a separate bill funded by new taxes or spending cuts. Riker called it a common sense approach.
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Jury urges death penalty in murders by cult leader
A Lake County jury recommended the death penalty for cult leader Jeffrey Lundgren after convicting him of five counts of aggravated murder and five counts of kidnapping in the killings of Dennis and Cheryl Avery and their three children. The judge may alter the sentence.
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Man posed as girl to become high school cheerleader
In Colorado Springs a 26 year old male impersonator attended Colorado High School as an 11th grader and joined the cheer squad. He was arrested on forgery and impersonation charges after eight days at school. Parents and students expressed shock and anger while officials noted no sexual exploitation occurred.
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Court approves United schedule changes at O Hare
A federal appeals court cleared United Airlines to revamp its Chicago O Hare timetable after Oct 1, denying American Airlines emergency stay. The FAA had approved United's plan to separate arrivals and departures to ease congestion and reduce delays.
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