Garment Makers Decry Tris Ruling Hurt by Court
Independent Cutters and Sewers of Children's Sleepwear argue the U S District Court ruling lifting the Tris ban harms small garment makers. They say mills won't buy back Tris treated clothes, while firms like Terry Products fear reduced resale and ongoing costs even if sales resume.
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Louis Bates
Independent
Cutters and Sewers of Children's Sleepwear Assa
Bates
U.S. District Court
Robert F. Chaprhan
James Harris
Terry Products
Kannapolis
N.C
Chapman
Springs Mills, Inc
Lancaster
S.C
Textile
U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission
Harris
Tris
Fred Shippee
American Apparel Manufacturers Assn
Shippee
Dylan and Sarah divorce in California after 11 years
Bob Dylan and Sarah have divorced after 11 years of marriage in Santa Monica Superior Court. The spokesman said the court retained jurisdiction over community property including Dylan's real estate royalties and other investments with property division to be determined later.
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Bob Dylan
Sarah
California
Santa Monica
Calif
Santa Monica Superior Court
Dylan
Women Praise Rape Decision
Women's groups hail a Supreme Court ruling that struck down the death penalty in rape cases, arguing severe punishment hindered prosecutions. Leaders from NOW and Women Against Rape say convictions improve with less harsh penalties, citing low rape conviction rates and judges' reluctance to imprison rapists for long terms. The case involved Ehrlich Coker, a white man convicted of raping a 16 year old Waycross, Georgia housewife after escaping a prison where he served life for rape kidnapping and murder.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Marjorie Smith
Women's Rights Project
American Civil Liberties Union
Women Against Rape
Illinois
Eleanor Small
National Organization For Women
Ehrlich
Anthony Coker
Waycross
One Charged One Sought In Abduction Case
Durham police say Alfonzo Levegas Mason, 30, was charged with kidnapping rape and armed robbery in the abduction of Nancy Anne Oakley at a Durham motel. A second suspect remained at large as officers pursued leads after the vending machine robbery. Oakley was found and treated at Duke University Medical Center and released.
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Durham
Alfonzo Levegas Mason
Nancy Anne Oakley
Cricket Inn
Interstate 85
Duke University Medical Center
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