Judge sentences Randall Terry five months for fetus presentation
U S District Court Judge Robert J Ward sentenced Operation Rescue founder Randall Terry to five months in prison for a follower presenting a fetus to President Clinton at the Democratic National Convention. The sentence was suspended pending appeal amid his claim the law conflicts with Mosaic law. In Knoxville a court resolves seven frozen embryos custody, giving them to the ex-husband who won a restraining order against the ex-wife bringing them to term.
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Minister freed as judge dismisses sexual abuse charges
Floyd va. A judge dropped sexual abuse charges against Elwood Gallimore a minister who took Sabrina Simpkins 16 as his second wife. The Evangelical Tabernacle congregation applauded as Simpkins testified she willingly joined the polygamous union and Gallimore spoke of returning to a normal life amid supportive hugs and sisterly ties with Janice Gallimore.
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Dow Corning wins implant lawsuit in Denver verdict
Dow Corning Corp wins a $7 million lawsuit as a Denver jurist rules fatigue and joint pain claimed from leaking silicone gel breast implants were not proven in trial. Attorney David Bernick says the verdict rests on science and may deter further women from suing.
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Diver Finds Nazi Sub Off Cape Cod
Boston AP report details commercial diver Edward Michaud finding World War II German submarine U-1226 four miles east of Cape Cod in 41 feet of water. The sub contained remains of more than 50 sailors and spies, and Michaud plans to study archives, involve authorities, and seek proper burials while preserving the historic site.
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Breyer Impresses Clinton as Nomination Likely
Federal appeals Judge Stephen Breyer impressed President Clinton and aides during a six hour White House visit as Clinton prepared to pick his first Supreme Court nominee. Breyer, a Boston jurist, emerged as the likely choice with a final decision expected soon.
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Trade talks declare productive but no breakthroughs
Washington officials say a July 7 goal to draft a broad negotiating framework to shrink America’s 49.6 billion trade deficit with Japan remains feasible. After more than 10 hours of talks, no major breakthroughs were announced and the next session is set for June 27-28 in Tokyo. Both sides praised the exchange of views as useful and constructive while withholding specifics to avoid media leaks.
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Study finds rising anti black attitudes among younger adults
Washington AP reports a study by the Anti-Defamation League showing Americans aged 18 to 30 hold more negative views of Blacks than those aged 30 to 49, while those over 50 show the greatest prejudice overall. The survey links anti Jewish sentiment with broader bigotry toward Blacks, immigrants, and other groups, with detailed white respondent statistics on perceived violence, welfare reliance, loudness, and work ethic.
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Weather Outlook With Mixed Zone Figures For Douglas County
Kansas zones list tonight and Sunday forecasts across multiple zones. Thunderstorm chances range from 20 to 30 percent with highs mostly in the upper 70s to 90s and lows in the mid to upper 60s. Official readings include Friday high 85 low 68 and Clinton Lake data with level 877.79 feet.
Travel outlook for Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado
Missouri shows tonight fair with 60s lows and Sunday warms to 85 90 with scattered afternoon storms mainly northwest. Nebraska forecasts tonight in 50s to 60s with possible severe storms west, windy central east Sunday. highs 70s to low 80s. Oklahoma expects tonight fair around 70, Sunday isolated storms southeast and north otherwise sunny. highs upper 80s to low 90s. Colorado has scattered storms in north, clear south tonight. mountains 30s to 45, valleys 46 to 55, Sunday mostly sunny. highs upper 70s to 80s, mountains 60s to 70s. Road contacts Kansas Highway Patrol and Kansas Turnpike Authority provided.
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