Washington DC Army analyst charged with spying
A retired Army intelligence analyst, David Sheldon Boone, 46, was charged with selling top secret documents from 1988 to 1991 to the Soviet KGB. He met at the Soviet Embassy in Washington and was paid about $60,000, amid financial and personal difficulties including garnished pay to his estranged wife.
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California Woman Sentenced In Breast Milk Death
A Santa Ana woman Cynthia Ann Pinson 39 received four years in prison after pleading guilty to felony child endangerment in the death of her 6 week old son Robert Henry Sage who died from a methamphetamine overdose after drinking tainted breast milk. The case stemmed from an October 1996 crib death once blamed on SIDS.
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Hyde signals trimming impeachment charges against Clinton
House Judiciary Chairman Henry Hyde may narrow the impeachment inquiry and consolidate or drop some of 15 charges related to the Monica Lewinsky affair. He aims to finish by year end, focusing on the strongest lies under oath and possible obstruction of justice while avoiding unrelated issues. Democrats welcomed the potential narrowing as a rebuke to Starr and Schipfers.
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American scientists win physics and chemistry Nobel Prizes
Five U.S. universities claim Nobel science honors as Laughlin Stormer Tsui earn physics for fractional charge quasiparticles and Kohn Pople win chemistry for computational methods predicting molecular behavior. The awards promise advances in microelectronics, medicines, climate chemistry and materials.
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American Chemical Society
High court declines to hear Cincinnati gay rights case
The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from gay rights groups challenging Cincinnati’s Issue 3 charter amendment which bars the city from granting protected status or preferences to homosexuals. The decision leaves the federal appeals court ruling in place, minimizes national precedent, and may spur similar ballot measures elsewhere.
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Ally McBeal stars lawyers sue over contract share
Real life law firm Frankfurt Garbus Klein and Seltz sues Calista Flockhart claiming five percent of her Ally McBeal earnings due for contract review. They say she owes at least 39000 and has been warned to pay 780000 so far, with no settlement reached.
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