Kaczynski Brother Plans Sale of Rights to Cover Fees
David Kaczynski of Schenectady says he and his wife will sell book and movie rights to their brother Theodore Kaczynski story to fund hundreds of thousands in legal fees. They planned to use a $1 million FBI reward, but tax relief failed in Congress, likely leaving a third to the IRS. Proceeds would go to victims’ families.
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Police check leads in doctor slaying
FBI spokesman in Buffalo says two men, Ronald Stauber and Michael Gingrich, were interviewed and released after being in the area of Dr Barnett Slepian’s suburban Buffalo home following the shooting. Neither was named a suspect, and the bureau would not confirm who was questioned.
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Espy trial marked by ambiguity amid gifts and politics
After a four year probe, former agriculture secretary Mike Espy faces a federal corruption trial with 38 charges tied to gifts from farm industry executives. Witnesses island wide described the gifts as innocent, while prosecutors argue rules against such gifts were violated. Espy maintains innocence and declined to testify as closing arguments approach after Thanksgiving.
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Women seek top leadership roles in Congress despite gains
The next Congress will include a record number of women yet none reach high ranking leadership posts. Exit polls show women favored Democrats, while Republicans say they will reach out to female voters. Texas figures Dunn and DeLauro failed to secure top party posts. Frost and Armey won leadership positions.
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Dallas
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Rutgers University
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Kevorkian issues televised challenge amid Youk death
Dr. Jack Kevorkian broadcast a videotape showing Thomas Youk with Lou Gehrig's disease receiving a lethal injection and challenged prosecutors to indict him. He warned of starving himself in prison if convicted as Belo owned stations pulled the segment citing policy against airing the moment of death.
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