Cadets Seek Block on NBC Movie About Texas Cadet Murders
Former Naval Academy cadets Diane Zamora and David Graham face murder charges in the December 1995 death of Adrianne Jones. Prosecutors say jealousy over a sexual encounter spurred the crime. Zamora sues NBC station KXAS Dallas Fort Worth to stop the film Love's Deadly Triangle: The Texas Cadet Murders slated for February 10.
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Cardinal Bernardin says critics helped spur abuse allegations
In a posthumously published memoir The Gift of Peace Personal Reflections Cardinal Joseph Bernardin says certain critics including a fellow priest helped instigate false sexual abuse claims against him in 1993. He believed Cook may have been a pawn, but could not imagine who would use such tactics. Cook later recanted and reconciled with Bernardin in 1994.
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Goetz appeals 43 million judgment in subway shooting case
Bernie Goetz, once set to end his 12 year legal odyssey, changed his mind and appealed the 43 million verdict from the 1984 subway shooting involving a black teen. Attorney Darnay Hofman cited Goetz’s dissatisfaction with the ongoing legal drama and comments from the Simpson trial amid juror activity.
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FAA to publish airline safety records online for public access
Federal regulators said airline safety records including accidents and major civil fines will be posted online, with initial data arriving this week. The move follows scrutiny after ValuJet’s Everglades crash that killed 110, and Wyden notes increased public access via the Internet and a possible toll-free number. The FAA will post information on its World Wide Web site starting Saturday.
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Monkey virus traced to 1950s polio vaccine exposure
In Bethesda, researchers link a monkey virus from early polio vaccines to possible cancer risk. Officials downplay immediate danger as regional cancer rates show no uptick among older vaccine recipients. Lab studies show viral DNA in tumors and cancer in animals, prompting debate on long term human impact and future vaccine sourcing.
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Fewer federally licensed gun dealers amid tighter rules
Treasury officials report a sharp drop in federally licensed gun dealers over four years, with Detroit down to 92 from 468 and Chicago from 256 to 11. New rules since 1994 require fingerprints photographs interviews and state local law compliance, cutting licenses and aiming to curb gun trafficking.
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