Menendez retrial jurors dismissed amid restart of deliberations
Two jurors including the foreperson were excused for medical reasons in the Erik and Lyle Menendez double murder retrial after seven days of deliberation. Four alternates were reduced to two and a new foreperson was chosen as the panel began deliberations anew. The brothers confessed to killing Jose and Kitty Menendez on August 20 1989 claiming self defense.
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Post Office petition slowed by mail
The Postal Rate Commission will consider Robert Hawn’s appeal to block the Sedan Minnesota post office closing, despite a late filing. The deadline was Nov 22 1995 and the petition arrived Nov 29 but was postmarked Nov 20 1995. The commission waives the deadline.
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Woman Missing After Dam Burst Floods New Hampshire Road
A breached earthen dam unleashed floodwaters on a highway in Atron New Hampshire driving 50 people from homes and damaging buildings. Linda Sinclair's truck was swept into a ravine and she remains missing as rescuers recover her purse. Larry Sinclair was saved after a tractor trailer fell into a sinkhole. Neighbors describe a 45 minute surge with roaring sounds as flood warnings had been issued after rapid snowmelt.
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Larry
Quayle argues village must be private to raise children
Former Vice President Dan Quayle and Hillary Clinton clash on family policy in contrasting books. Quayle says government should not raise children, citing interviews with five families and calling for tax cuts, stable welfare reform, and strong private support to protect traditional values. The book, co authored with Diane Medved, is due in May from HarperCollins.
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Justice probe eyes Farrakhan
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan rejected being a foreign agent saying he is an agent of God and would register only if asked. Justice Department said agents hand-delivered letters about his Libya trip and potential registration.
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