Kennedy kin wins round in Skakel case over statements
A Connecticut appellate ruling says a Bridgeport judge erred in denying Michael Skakel privilege over statements made at a school and substance abuse treatment center. Skakel, 15 at the time of Martha Moxley’s 1975 death, seeks to shield remarks from grand jury testimony in the unsolved Greenwich murder probe. The case ties to Sen. Robert F. Kennedy’s family. The ruling narrows potential evidence but does not resolve the broader inquiry.
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Embassy Suites blast at Grapevine injures dozens
A ground floor equipment room blast at the Embassy Suites Outdoor World near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport injured dozens and burned a worker. No fatalities were reported. A gas line was not confirmed as cause. Dozens received cuts from shattered glass. eight others hospitalized for burns.
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Trojan reactor barge voyage heads toward Hanford burial
The 1000-ton Trojan Nuclear Plant reactor, entombed in concrete and steel, was loaded onto a barge for a 270-mile river trip past Portland, Oregon, to the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Washington. Officials call it safer than cutting up the vessel, though environmentalists fear the near Portland route.
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US remains top arms seller with 1998 sales at 7.1 billion
A Congressional Research Service review shows the United States held its position as the world's largest arms supplier in 1998 with 7.1 billion in new deals. Despite global demand slumps, developing nations like Saudi Arabia and Malaysia remained major buyers amid the Asian crisis and lower oil prices.
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Bobbitt turns comedian after fame and lawsuits
John Wayne Bobbitt, 32, now pursues stand up in New York and Toronto after gaining fame from the cutting incident with Lorena Bobbitt. He says he trained with L A comics, performed at The Improv, and aims to help others with personal advice while reflecting on his past.
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