Robb Backed by Gay Activists in Virginia Campaign
Gay activists pursue Oliver North opposition and back Sen. Charles S. Robb as a courageous advocate for gay equality. The Human Rights Campaign Fund in Washington labels Robb a key critic of North and aims to prove he can defeat the radical right in Virginia.
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Exxon Valdez award sparks Alaska native reaction
A jury ordered Exxon Corp to pay 9.7 million dollars to Alaska native groups for damage from the Exxon Valdez spill, far short of the 120 million sought. Chenega Corp president Charles Totemoff decried the amount while Exxon lawyer John Clough called it a reflection of reality and said most affected lands have recovered.
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Minor New Madrid quake rattles Kentucky windows
A minor earthquake along the New Madrid Fault system was felt in western Kentucky today. The U S Geological Survey reported magnitude 3.6 with no initial damage or injuries. Geologist Russ Needham placed the epicenter about 20 miles southwest of Paducah.
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Jackson threatens TV boycott over minority representation
Los Angeles reports Jesse Jackson his Rainbow Coalition warns major networks to boost minority and women presence in on screen roles news anchors writing staffs and decision making positions. He vows to target networks and advertisers during the November sweeps if improvements do not occur.
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Sinn Fein Leader Seeks Peace as IRA Pushes Cease-Fire
Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams told Irish Americans in Boston that the IRA seeks peace and that Britain must seize the chance to advance talks. He urged US pressure on Britain to negotiate with Sinn Fein and said the cease-fire declared Aug. 31 should become permanent. Adams also visited Detroit and planned Washington meetings.
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Semiretired judge Logan plans lighter caseload from Florida and Kansas
Semiretired judge Jim Logan, 65, will cut his caseload by 40 percent but still maintain a full work week. He will mostly work from his Olathe office and a Florida residence, avoiding Denver travel due to weather. KU ties run deep, with an undergrad degree in 1952, law dean tenure, teaching setbacks, and four children with KU degrees. Colleague Deanell Tacha calls Logan a mentor and friend across party lines, praising his collegiality and impact on legal education. Paul Wilson notes his Defender Project and early push for Legal Aid as part of his legacy.
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Parents Arrested After Two Week Teen Babysitting Ordeal
Bonnie Railing and James Fignar were arrested on reckless endangerment charges after leaving four children aged 2 to 10 with a 14 year old babysitter for two weeks. A custody hearing kept the children in foster care. investigators found a neglected home and police noted a 14 hour hearing will be followed by another in 10 days.
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