Guilty verdict in 30-year-old Mississippi murder case
Three white men James Doc Castor Charles E Castle on Hal Crimm were found guilty of murder in the 1970 death of Rainey Pool a one armed sharecropper beaten by a mob near Louise Mississippi The trio faced up to 20 years each with sentencing set for the following Wednesday Pool was killed April 12 1970 in a case that revived tensions in the Delta area A separate item notes NAACP filing a second suit against gunmakers seeking oversight of distributors and retailers to curb illegal sales and harm to minorities.
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Doc” Castor
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Cockpit voice recorder recovered from EgyptAir 990
NTSB says the cockpit voice recorder was recovered from wreckage in the Atlantic by Deep Drone and hauled aboard the USS Grapple. It will be flown to Andrews AFB and sent to the NTSB lab for analysis alongside the flight data recorder, as investigators probe potential mechanical or human causes for the Nantucket crash that killed all 217 on board.
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U N sanctions Taliban over Bin Laden hunt
The United Nations imposed sanctions on the Taliban demanding the arrest and handover of Osama bin Laden for trial on embassy bombing charges. Sanctions include freezing overseas Taliban assets and a flight ban with humanitarian exemptions. Taliban urged postponement and talks, but Washington rejected a settlement.
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Congress to Merge Final Spending Bills Omnibus Plan
GOP leaders aim to fold five remaining spending measures for the new fiscal year into a near 400 billion omnibus. They seek quick passage this week to avoid delaying tactics from farm state and other senators. President Clinton says talks progress though disputes linger on environment, UN dues, and hate crime expansion. Sen Ted Stevens notes need for fiscal restraint and balanced budget. Sen Trent Lott criticizes Clinton on taxes. House members express concern over reduced scrutiny and danger of a 4,000-page bill. The seven department and foreign aid allocations would be included in the package, avoiding a repeat of last year’s sprawling debacle.
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Rivera and Geraldo Rivera reunite after six weeks apart
Rivera 56 and wife Geraldo Rivera 43 reunite after a six week separation and say they have weathered the storm. They have two daughters and met 20 years ago at ABC News. Rivera notes they kept the reunion private to avoid a soap opera narrative.
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