South Carolina video gambling ban ends after legal battle
Henry Ingram, owner of five casinos, won a circuit court injunction to keep video poker machines operating as a statewide ban took effect at midnight Friday ending the $3 billion industry. The state Supreme Court denied the injunctions late Friday night.
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North Carolina man becomes U S citizen after long ordeal
Charlie Two Shoes Tsui, once jailed by communists and later under house arrest, was naturalized in North Carolina at Fort Johnston. He recalled joining Marines in 1945 as a boy helper, earning the nickname from Love Company, and expressed joy during the ceremony. Separately, NASA's Galileo plan to plunge into Jupiter to avoid contamination gained support from a panel of independent scientists in Pasadena.
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Courthouse Displays Ten Commandments in Indiana Law Move
Orange County officials unveiled a Ten Commandments plaque alongside the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights amid prayers and song. About 300 attendees watched as lawmakers touted the display, while the ACLU warned of potential lawsuits over church-state separation.
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Security at national monuments lax ratings raise alarm
A Booz Allen study for the National Park Service finds Washington monuments on the Mall highly vulnerable to terrorist attack and the U S Park Police understaffed and underfunded. It calls for a $3 million one time upgrade for eight monuments and notes a broader security system relies on multiple agencies.
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Clinton faces disbarment fight in Arkansas
President Clinton moves to contest a Arkansas Supreme Court disbarment suit over allegedly misleading testimony about Monica Lewinsky. The committee seeks revocation of his law license, arguing procedures were violated, while Kendall vows vigorous defense noting lack of precedent for disbarment in such conduct.
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