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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2000
Page
3
In Houston opening arguments lawyers for Anna Nicole Smith and her oldest stepson accused E Pierce Marshall of scheming for two decades to seize J Howard Marshall II's estate. J Howard Marshall III, the elder son, has joined with Smith against Pierce Marshall in the dispute over the oil tycoon’s fortune.
Richard Lee Franks was sentenced to life in prison for aggravated kidnapping of a girl after a judge rejected a juror misconduct claim and upheld the 1991 indecency with a child conviction. Attorneys had sought a mistrial earlier in the day.
DNA evidence clears two Texas men, Anthony Robinson and Carlos Lavernia, of rape convictions, prompting officials to reassess old cases and question eyewitness testimony. Robinson, 39, spent over a decade in prison after a 1987 conviction in Houston, while Lavernia had been linked to a serial rape case in Austin.
The New Yorker and cancer survivor Eddie McGee, 21, won CBS reality show Big Brother after an 88 day stay in the house. He beat nine rivals and collected the 500000 grand prize, saying the experience was easier than expected and the days were light without major conflicts.
Maverick Media once obscure in the Bush campaign now sits at the center of a federal probe into a debate videotape. FBI agents questioned staff, fingerprinted workers, and seized a computer as part of the investigation into how a Bush debate preparation tape reached the Gore campaign. Denise Hodgson of Waterworks Productions also faced FBI questions.
Riots spread through the West Bank and Gaza Strip with Israeli tanks and helicopter gunships deployed. At least 51 people are dead and over 1,000 wounded, mostly Palestinians, as clashes reach Israeli Arab towns and settlements. Eight Israeli Arabs were killed in Monday’s fighting.
Hurricane Keith lashed Belize with 75 mph winds toppling homes and ripping hotel roofs as flooding drenched streets. Two deaths occurred in Central America and at least one in Mexico, with Ambergris Caye reporting substantial damage. Belize reported no deaths or injuries.
In Sarasota Gore appears relaxed on the beach while Bush campaigns toward the debate site in West Virginia. The first 2000 campaign debate airs at 8 p.m. on major stations as polls show a tight race and Pew data indicates strong voter interest tonight.
The article explains how prescription drug prices have climbed for about a decade, fueling political debate. It contrasts Democratic and Republican positions, notes rising TV advertising and industry costs, and cites data on out-of-pocket spending and research investments shaping the drug industry and policy discussions.
Houston label Rap-A-Lot Records releases an album by Brad Scarface Jordan taunting the DEA and naming agents. The protest stems from Rep. Maxine Waters letter to Attorney General Janet Reno. Waters denies halting the probe. The DEA says the lyrics disturb them and oppose the artist and label owner James A. Prince.
Stacey Lawton, condemned for the 1992 murder of Dennis Price near Tyler, was granted a six week delay after a judge ruled a one day late clemency appeal deadline was inadvertent. The execution is reset for November 14. the Supreme Court had refused review. Lawton, 31, was on parole for cocaine delivery when the shooting occurred outside Price’s home.
The notice lists publishing days Sunday and weekday mornings, pricing for carrier and mail delivery, and regional service areas in Comal and Guadalupe counties. It provides subscription rates for three, six, and twelve months, senior discounts, and contact information including the postal address and a reader call-in number for missed deliveries.
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