Snoop Doggy Dogg pleads to firearm possession case
Rap star Calvin Broadus known as Snoop Doggy Dogg pleaded guilty to being an ex felon in possession of a handgun. He agreed to three years probation a fine and perform community service including public service announcements against violence. His prior narcotics for sale conviction was noted and he and a former body guard were acquitted of murder in the 1993 Park incident.
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New York baggage handler jailed for Fergie jewelry theft
Gilbert Terrero, a Kennedy Airport baggage handler, was sentenced to four years probation and 25 hours weekly community service for stealing Duchess of York diam onds from a British Airways jet. The judge called the act almost comical. The Duchess mother in law Queen Elizabeth II had gifted the jewelry valued at 375000 dollars. Terrero gave the 100000 bracelet to a coworker and crushed the neck lace against a locker to test its glass. The necklace broke and two diamonds worth about 10000 dollars remain missing. the bracelet was recovered.
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Baby kidnapped from New Rochelle found safe in Puerto Rico
FBI said a 1-year-old boy Cruz Mendez was seized from the New Rochelle home on January 26 and held to pressure his father William Mendez to pay 500000 to Juan Zuniga. The child was located in a San Juan apartment ten days later as three men were arrested and two more sought.
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Catholics Reach Deal Over Domestic Partner Law
San Francisco officials and archdiocese reach a compromise to modify the city domestic partners ordinance. The change would let Catholic organizations designate a household member as eligible for spousal equivalent benefits, allowing compliance without recognizing domestic partnerships. Archbishop William Levada and Mayor Willie Brown attended the talks amid contracts held by Catholic Charities and Catholic Health Care West.
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Court orders Virginia district redrawn after racial gerrymander ruling
A federal panel ruled Virginia’s 3rd District unconstitutional for drawing a major black majority seat along racial lines. If upheld on appeal, Rep. Robert Scott would run in a redrawn district in 1998. The 3rd District spans 225 miles into Norfolk Portsmouth Suffolk Richmond and Petersburg with a 62 percent black voting age population.
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