Adultery Arrests Stir Connecticut Courts and Public
In southeastern Connecticut four arrests for adultery spark fear and debate over an old law. Norwich official James Jakubowski argues the case as a matter of family rights, while opponents call the statute outdated. Local residents weigh the issue and 고민 about enforcing moral laws.
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Olchester
Conn
Virginia
Wasik
Richard
Connecticut
New York
James Jakubowski
Dawn
Wich
Jakubowski
Norwich School Board
Dawn Jakubowski
Virginia Wasik
Jeff Hill
Betsy Ferling
East Haddam
Bob Howard
Norwich
Colchester
Nancy
Florida killer Hamblen executed at Florida State Prison
James William Hamblen, 61, was put to death in the handmade oaken chair at Florida State Prison after being sentenced for the April 24 1984 murder of Laureen Jean Edwards during a Jacksonville robbery. He smiled at witnesses and made a final statement referencing taxes before the 6 12 a m CDT execution.
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Jacksonville
Texas
Hamblen
Bush
George
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Four DC-3 cargo planes seized in Wisconsin linked to drug operation
Federal agents seized four modified DC-3 cargo planes at Wittman Field Oshkosh as part of a 42 month DEA probe into Medellin Cartel aircraft purchases and money laundering by Phoenix and Atlanta brokers. Planes valued around 10 million were to be flown to Colombia by Air Colombia S.A. pilots who were questioned and released.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin
U.S
John Fryatt
Drug Enforcement Administration
Colombia
Medellin
Phoenix
Atlanta
William Lipscomb
Lipscomb
Wittman Field
Fox River
Air Colombia S.A
Bogota
J.E. Snyder
Five More SC Lawmakers Indicted in Bribery Drug Probe
A federal grand jury indicted five more South Carolina legislators on bribery and drug charges, bringing total indictments to ten amid an FBI vote buying probe at the Statehouse. A lobbyist was also charged with drug possession. four of the ten indicted are black.
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Columbia
S.C
FBI
South Carolina
South Carolina General Assembly
Bush urges 20 percent logging reduction in Northwest
A White House task force backed by President Bush urged Congress to cut Pacific Northwest logging by 20 percent to protect the northern spotted owl. The plan blends industry and environmental aims, with unclear impact on timber jobs and a focus on owl habitat.
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Washington
White House
Bush
Congress
Pacific Northwest
Cochairmen
Interior
Manuel Lujan
Agriculture
Clayton Yeutter
Forest Service
Slade Gorton
R-Wash
Northwest
Bob Packwood
Rove
Lujan and
Yeutter
Jack Ward Thomas
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Columbia Clothing
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Leslie Fay
Gilbert Ct
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Round Hill
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