California moves to ban tanning for under 18
California Assembly approved a law to bar minors from entering tanning salons, with doctors and dermatologists backing the move amid rising skin cancer fears. The bill aims for Senate approval, setting a stricter standard than 26 other states which require parental consent.
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Lawsuit allowed in Aaliyah death case in New York
A Manhattan Supreme Court judge ruled that Blackground Records was an asset holder, not an employee, of the late R&B star Aaliyah. The decision lets a record company sue the video producer who arranged her transport for the 2001 Small plane crash case.
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City May Be Sinking Chicago Is Sinking
Scientists at a joint U S and Canadian geophysical unions meeting in Montreal report GPS data over a decade from 200 points across North America show Hudson Bay rising about 10 millimeters annually while Chicago sinks about 1 millimeter per year as regions rebound from ancient glacial weight.
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Watergate counsel Sam Dash, 79, dies
Sam Dash, 79, former chief counsel to the Senate Watergate committee, died after a lengthy illness. He gained national fame for incisive televised interrogations of White House figures over Nixon’s secret taping system and later advocated ethics and civil liberties amid terrorism-era concerns.
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Archibald Cox Dies at 92 Former Watergate Special Counsel
Archibald Cox, the Harvard professor and former US solicitor general who led the Watergate special prosecution and was fired by President Nixon in the 1973 Saturday Night Massacre, died at 92 at his Brooksville Maine home. His daughter Phyllis said he died peacefully of old age.
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