Missing brain delays autopsy in inmate death case
An independent autopsy on Danny Smith, who died Aug 1 after a struggle with Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies, is hampered by a missing brain. Smith's body was flown to Pittsburgh for a second autopsy after the LA coroner completed its file. Lawyer Leo Terrell said he notified officials about the missing brain and sought answers.
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Court upholds FCC plan to overhaul telephone access fees
A federal appeals court in the Eighth Circuit affirmed the FCC's May 1997 decision to cut access fees by 1.7 billion dollars as part of a broader effort to lower long distance rates. The ruling preserves the status quo with no changes in customer phone bills.
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Ireland vows to wipe out deadly IRA splinter group
Ireland moves to tighten anti terrorism laws after Omagh bombing. Prime Minister Bertie Ahern vows to eliminate Real IRA dissidents blamed for the car bomb that killed 28 and wounded 220, amid universal grief across Omagh and Buncrana.
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U S West and union hold secret strike talks
Negotiators for U S West Inc and its 34,000 striking workers met for nearly four hours in secret as talks continued after the weekend walkout across 13 states. A federal mediator planned a joint session today while managers handle operations and health coverage issues loom.
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White House memo questions Gore fund raising record
Handwritten notes from a White House memo reported by The New York Times suggest Gore and aides discussed diverting large campaign contributions to finance the Clinton Gore reelection effort. Officials declined to reveal notes or detail the discussion, saying the memo dates to November 21, 1995, and not conclusive proof of Gore’s knowledge. Janet Reno has previously said hard money solicitations could be illegal, while Gore maintains his fundraising was lawful and for general party purposes.
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Princess Diana’s Knightsbridge flat resists buyer after three months
Diana's three bedroom Knightsbridge apartment has failed to attract a buyer after three months on the market. The high asking price of 450,000 pounds exceeds the original 1979 purchase. Diana, who died in 1997, once said the flat housed her happiest days.
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