California Supreme Court strikes down parental consent law
The California Supreme Court ruled that a minor’s abortion requires no parental consent. The decision cites the state constitution’s right to privacy and allows alternatives such as mature judgment or best interests determinations.
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Pitt lawyer wins photo stay in Playgirl case
In Los Angeles, Brad Pitt's attorney obtained a temporary restraining order hold on sale of a Playgirl magazine carrying his image. Judge Robert O Brien t delayed decision until papers are reviewed. Playgirl’s counsel argues the photos and article are protected by the First Amendment.
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American student killed by train near Aswan Egypt
Ann Kumputis of Little Rock Arkansas died after being struck by a train while walking along railroad tracks outside Aswan in southern Egypt. The 20-year-old student on a work study program wore stereo headphones when struck and killed Monday, according to the Interior Ministry. She was daughter of Dr. Dean Kumpuris, a member of Little Rock’s city board of directors.
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Country nominees announced for CMA awards in Nashville
Country stars vie for 1997 CMA honors led by Deana Carter with five nominations matching George Strait who trails Merle Haggar. Finalists include Entertainer contenders Brooks & Dunn Garth Brooks Vince Gill Alan Jackson and Strait. Awards announced September 24 at the Grand Ole Opry.
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Slavery apology debated but not pursued by Clinton
Washington White House shelved a national slavery apology for now saying President Clinton does not view it as the right first step for a broad race dialogue. Rifts appeared among Black Leadership Forum members and civil rights leaders with calls for a substantive follow up beyond an apology, while the race advisory board weighs roots of racism and reparations proposals.
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