Missouri woman sues over Dole abortion claim defamation
Phyllis Wells Smith of Overland Park Kansas sues Bonneville International Corp owner of KMBZ radio and talk show host Steve Glorioso in federal court alleging a September 26 1996 Friendly Fire broadcast defamed her by accusing former Senator Bob Dole of having an affair with her and arranging an abortion at Kansas University Medical Center Wells Smith seeks punitive damages over 15000 and the case is slated for trial August 24.
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Capitol Police Officer Jacob Chestnut Buried in Arlington
Thousands of officers from across the country attended the funeral of Capitol Police Officer Jacob Chestnut in Arlington National Cemetery after he and John Gibson were shot at the Capitol. The service included color guards bagpipes and a three-shot volley with taps. The House and Senate approved bills to create a Capitol Police Memorial Fund for families of officers who die in the line of duty.
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Second JFK autopsy photos raise questions on record
New testimony released on the JFK autopsy says a second set of images was taken of Kennedy's wounds but never released. The Naval Center photos, possibly by White House photographer Robert Knudsen, prompted renewed debate over autopsy secrecy and its impact on public trust.
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Gary Coleman Arrested for Assault Investigation
Gary Coleman, former Diff’rent Strokes child star, surrendered to police with attorney Adam London for investigation of assault and battery after allegedly punching a female autograph seeker. He was booked, fingerprinted, photographed, released on recognizance, and set for an Aug. 25 Inglewood Municipal Court date.
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GOP leaders sidetrack tobacco legislation
Washington House Republicans have delayed a teen smoking curtailment bill at least until September amid internal debate. Speaker Gingrich had suggested passage before August recess, but many Republicans doubt the measure will pass the Senate or stay on voters’ radar. Deb Pryce cautions the bill’s dilution and continued advocacy upon return.
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