California Judge Shouts At Susan McDougal In Court
In Santa Monica a judge in McDougal embezzlement case angrily ordered her to remain silent after she rolled her eyes shrugged and whispered during the prosecutor's opening statement. Judge Leslie Light demanded she sit like "a wooden Indian" and refrain from verbal or body language communication with the jury.
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Sherrice Iverson Act proposed to report crimes against children
Washington lawmakers push a Good Samaritan bill requiring witnesses to report sexual crimes against minors or face penalties. Rep Nick Lampson endorses the measure named for 7 year old Sherrice Iverson, whose Nevada death drew national scrutiny.
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Sisters charged in children's murders in forest graves
Two sisters and the children's mother and aunt face murder and assault charges after allegedly failing to stop a man who fathered 14 children from beating to death a 5-year-old boy Ernesto and 2-year-old Guadalupe. Bodies found months apart in Angeles National Forest. Barrera Ricardo 34 wife of Marco Esquiv el Barragon mother of two killed. Juana Barrera sister with six children. Barragon 35 charged with murder and special circumstances, pleads innocent. Pillsbury recalls thousands of chocolate chip cookie dough cases mislabeled with walnuts. only 18 oz packages bearing best before date Nov 18 recalled.
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Angeles National Forest
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Pillsbury Co
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Albright Defends U S Actions On Iraq In New Orleans
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright rejected critics who say she backed away from a hard line on Iraq. Albright said the accusation is sincerely wrong as she defended policy before the American Legion in New Orleans and argued UNSCOM pressures continue. Indyk testified the U S had not ruled out force and called Ritter’s charges inaccurate while Butler criticized Ritter’s chronology and role.
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New York Times
U.N. Repeals Iraq Sanctions Reviews Move
The United Nations Security Council votes unanimously to suspend reviews of Iraq sanctions until Baghdad allows weapons inspections. The 150 pass opens a path for a comprehensive review if inspections resume, with concessions by the United States and Britain. U.N. Secretary-General Annan may report on disarmament status.
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Republicans Fall Short in Missile Shield Vote
Senate Republicans failed by one vote to end the Democratic filibuster and advance a missile defense measure tied to debates over campaign finance reform. The narrow 59 to 41 result mirrored a prior May vote, as GOP leaders warned of using the issue in fall campaigns while Democrats pressed limits on soft money and late ads.
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