Denver Jurors Deliberate Second Day in Nichols Trial
Jurors in Terry Nichols case deliberated for a total of 11 hours over two days behind closed doors at the federal courthouse in Denver. The seven women and five men asked for a list of nearly 200 witnesses as U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch prepared to provide it in logical order and refused to reveal one question from the panel. Nichols, 42, faces the death penalty if convicted of murder and conspiracy after spending the day inside the courthouse with his mother and sister.
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U.S
Richard Matsch
Matsch
Nichols
Joyce Nichols Wilt
Suzanne McDonnell
Court upholds Delta weight standards for flight attendants
New York state high court unanimously ruled Delta Air Lines did not discriminate when denying 10 flight attendants jobs for not meeting personal appearance weight limits. The justices noted obesity is a disability but found each plaintiff fell short by 4 to 10 pounds, and affirmed the Albany Court of Appeals decision.
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Delta Air Lines
Delta
Court of Appeals
Albany
Waukesha
Richard Plagentini
State Supreme Court
Gunman Holds Dozens at Plano Day Care Center
A gunman identified as James Monroe Lipscomb Jr. held dozens of children and adults hostage at the Bigsbee Child Development Center in Plano. By midnight about 60 children and four adults were released unharmed as negotiations continued with police.
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Tex
Bigsbee
Carl Duke
Plano
Dallas
James Monroe
Mo” Lipscomb Jr
Plano Bank & Trust
Lipscomb
Kristen Shaw
Xavier
Monroe
Vietnam veteran backs off napalm bomb story
Purcellville Virginia AP report says Rev John Plummer, a Vietnam era captain and minister, admitted overstating his role in an ordered napalm airstrike that burned a nine year old girl. He still asserts the events occurred as described and that his involvement was coordinating rather than ordering. Kim Phuc, now 34, remains a UNESCO goodwill ambassador in Toronto and says she believes in him.
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John Plummer
Kim Phuc
Plummer
ABC
Nightline
Vietnam
Ronald Timberlake
Kim
Canada
Burns
Unesco
Toronto
Vkmate
Tobacco documents reveal industry conspiracy over smoking risks
Minnesota special master finds internal tobacco industry papers show a deliberate conspiracy of silence and suppression of research on smoking dangers. Congress prepares to release 800 more documents as the $368.5 billion tobacco settlement debate intensifies, with memos illustrating industry efforts to deny disease links and portray CTR as independent.
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Mark Gehan
State District Court
Kenneth Fitzpatrick
Congress
Fitzpatrick
Gehan
Philip Morris
Addison Yeaman
Council For Tobacco Research
CTR
Singer Nicolette Larson dies at 45 in California
Nicolette Larson, a country rock singer known for Lotta Love and hits like Rumba Girl, Fool Me Again and That's How You Know Love's Right, died at 45 from cerebral edema at UCLA Medical Center. Her husband Russell Kunkel confirmed the death, noting she performed with Jimmy Buffett, the Beach Boys and Willie Nelson.
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Neil Young
Lotta Love
Larson
Ucla Medical Center
Russell Kunkel
Jimmy Buffett
the Beach Boys
Willie Nelson
Neil
Rolling Stone Magazine
Phil Wilke Reports From J W Wire on Local News
Phil Wilke compiles the latest from J W Wire Reports highlighting a sequence of city events. Officials announced new measures addressing public works, while residents voiced concerns about traffic and safety near the riverfront. Further updates are expected next week.
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