Arizona teacher confesses to self-inflicted classroom shooting
Kathy Morris, a 35 year old Arizona teacher, told authorities she shot herself in her empty classroom to draw attention to school security. Officials say she analyzed irrational motives and potential past incidents, with no further details released due to confidentiality. Morris was in fair condition at University Medical Center in Tucson.
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Judge tightens gag order in trial subjects case
Superior Court Judge James Ideman issued a restrictive order barring parties, attorneys and witnesses from commenting on nine topics including his rulings. AC LU lawyer Carol Sobel criticized the broadened limits. Also, hospital officials at St Elizabeths recommend day trips for John Hinckley Jr. if approved, allowing unsupervised visits with his parents for the first time since 1982.
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Holocaust denier loses libel case in British court
High Court Judge Charles Gray ruled that historian David Irving is anti-Semitic and racist and an apologist for Hitler. Lipstadt and Penguin Books win a libel case over her 1994 book Denying the Holocaust. Irving must pay about 3.2 million in costs.
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House OKs changes to late tax penalties
The House unanimously approved a tax bill easing late filing penalties and interest, with privacy protections for taxpayers. It aims to encourage installment plans, waive non payment penalties for four months, suspend interest in IRS mistakes, and improve notice methods while safeguarding taxpayer records.
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Congress Tightens Property Seizure Rules
Congress clears legislation raising the burden of proof for federal asset seizures from suspects of drug dealing and other crimes. The measure, likely to be signed by President Clinton, targets civil forfeiture critics who argue innocent owners are harmed. Civil libertarians and conservatives cite cases like confiscated hotel properties as proof.
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Costner seeks seaworthy men for Cuban Missile Crisis film
About three dozen people answered a casting call for officers and other small parts in Kevin Costner's movie on the Cuban missile crisis to be shot in Newport next month. The nautical scenes will be filmed in Newport after most work in Los Angeles and the Philippines. The deadline to apply is April 28 and the project aims to recreate the 13 days in October 1962 when Kennedy and Khrushchev faced off over missiles.
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