Yale site 3 a3 Teens charged with prostitution
Three girls aged 17 and one 16-year-old reported that a man gave them a bad check for 1500 during prostitution. Mark A. Humphrey, 39, a Newark Ohio construction worker, was arrested in Oneida and charged with three counts of patronizing a prostitute. He faces up to a fine and a year in jail.
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Woodward au pair takes job at defense firm
Louise Woodward, the British au pair convicted in the death of an eight month old boy, has begun filing work at the Silverglate and Good law firm that defended her. Judges kept her in Massachusetts during appeals as prosecutors prepare to appeal the murder-to-manslaughter reduction.
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Mayors worry welfare reform will outpace urban jobs
A 34 city survey by the National Conference of Mayors finds 92 percent of urban officials fear insufficient low skill jobs to meet work participation rules. Detroit cites a 75,300 shortfall, Philadelphia 53,400, Seattle 36,500 job seekers for 16,000 posts. Transportation gaps persist as cities push public programs to bridge the mismatch.
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Clinton Gore fund-raising probe to seek independent counsel?
Justice Department investigators are ready to advise Attorney General Janet Reno to decline seeking an independent counsel to probe Clinton and Gore telephone fund raising. Officials say she may also be urged against appointing a counsel over Hazel O Leary charity contact. Decisions could land by Monday.
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FDA Overhaul Aims Speedier Drug Reviews
President Clinton signed sweeping legislation to streamline FDA review of new drugs and medical devices while preserving safety. The law creates an accelerated review program for experimental devices, eases access to experimental drugs outside trials, and renews the Prescription Drug User Fee Act, staying within established standards amid controversy from activist groups.
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