Reporters Jailed Over Source Disclosure in Jewell Case
In Atlanta, judge orders two Atlanta Journal-Constitution reporters to jail for refusing to disclose their sources in a story about Richard Jewell the Olympic bombing suspect later cleared by the Justice Department. The paper filed an appeal to block the jail sentence.
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Oregon serial killer linked to Portland murders
Police probe links three women found in Forest Park area to a single killer. The latest victim, a 17 year old, was found Wednesday near the other two, a 28 year old and a 26 year old. Investigators note all had drug related arrest histories and similar profiles.
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INS can revoke naturalizations ruling expands power
Federal appeals court held the INS may revoke naturalized citizenship obtained by fraud, overturning a Seattle judge. The 9th Circuit ruling, 2-1, supports revocation where immigrants failed to disclose past arrests, citing implicit authority in naturalization powers. From W Wire Reports.
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Seattle
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Camps tight security as summer begins after school shootings
In wake of the Columbine and other campus threats, overnight and day camps step up safety by checking bags, tightening camper searches, and adding weapon prohibitions to contracts. ACA leaders urge procedures review while camps emphasize round the clock supervision as a key safety advantage over schools.
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Wyman Center
St. Louis
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Don
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Girlfriend says she funded weapons for Columbine shooters
Robyn Anderson, 18, told ABC she helped buy two shotguns and a rifle for Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris at a December gun show. She says she did not suspect their plan and regrets not questioning them. no charges filed against her.
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ABC
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Eric Harris
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Klebold
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Prosecutor and deputies acquitted in Naperville murder framing case
Four sheriff's officers and one former prosecutor were acquitted of charges they conspired to frame Rolando Cruz in the 1983 Naperville rape and murder of a 10-year-old girl. A jury deliberated about 10 hours. two other prosecutors were dismissed earlier.
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Rolando Cruz
Chicago
Naperville
Cruz
Alejandro Hernandez
Hernandez
Jury Deliberates Six Hours in Louima Abuse Case
A New York jury failed to reach a verdict after six hours of deliberation in the Louima case. Officer Justin Volpe was found guilty of the actual assault, while four remaining defendants faced charges for participating in the brutal act or covering it up. Louima testified identifying Volpe in court. he could only identify the patrol car driver.
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Justin Volpe
Louisiana moves to bar suing gunmakers in state law
A Louisiana bill, approved by the Senate, would block cities from suing gun manufacturers for costs of violence. Governor Foster pledged to sign, claiming tougher prosecutions curb violence. New Orleans plans to challenge the measure, arguing it is unconstitutional and reverses landmark lawsuits.
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