Storms Haulests, Isabel Aftermath Hit East Coast Again
Severe storms around Richmond bring winds up to 100 mph and a tornado injuring no one seriously. Maryland Delaware New Jersey and Pennsylvania also suffer damage. Virginia power outages exceed 500,000 still and 40,000 customers lose power again. Roosevelt Roads Naval Station in Puerto Rico set for closure within six months per local delegate Anibal Acevedo Vila.
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Four plead not guilty in Chicago nightclub stampede
Four defendants including nightclub owner Dwain Kyles and Calvin Hollins Jr faced charges of involuntary manslaughter after a stampede at the E2 nightclub on February 17 killed 21 people. Prosecutors said overcrowding contributed to the tragedy as pepper spray sparked a crush at a narrow staircase.
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Reno Backs Public Service and Critiques Tough Justice
Former attorney general Reno spoke at KU about Waco and other era debates, recalled regret over the Waco decision, and urged early childhood programs and DNA justice. She defended targeted prosecutions, urged balanced plea bargains, and praised public service for lawyers. About 1,700 attended. lecture funded by Stephenson and KU funds.
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Reno divides liberals and conservatives at KU speech
Former U S attorney general Janet Reno urged revising federal anti terrorism laws to protect civil liberties during a Kansas University appearance. ACLU members praised her concerns about detentions without attorneys, while conservatives defended the Patriot Act and argued for stronger measures in the war on terrorism.
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New AFCI device to guard homes against electrical fires
A cheap AFCI device detects wiring arcing and cuts power to prevent fires. Officials urge installation in homes, especially with old wiring, noting risks from overloading and damage. The Consumer Product Safety Commission cautions only licensed electricians should install them.
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