Rosemary Kennedy Dies at 86 Daughter of Kennedy Family
Rosemary Kennedy, sister of John F. Kennedy, died at age 86 after a life long in an institution following a lobotomy performed in 1941. She inspired the Special Olympics and was a patient at St. Coletta School in Jefferson Wisconsin since 1949.
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Rosemary Kennedy
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Rose Kennedy
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Joseph Kennedy
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Indiana governor grants clemency on death row case
Gov. Joe Kernan used his last days in office to commute the death sentence of Michael Daniels, an Indianapolis man convicted of killing an Army chaplain during a 1978 robbery. The clemency action prompts a review of Indiana’s clemency process and how Daniels was treated.
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Joe Kernan
Indiana
Kernan
Michael Daniels
Judge tosses Ramsey parents defamation suit against Fox News
U.S. District Judge Phillip Figa dismissed the Ramsey parents suit over a Fox News report, saying an unfavorable network report was not defamatory. He warned defamation cases risk chilling free speech and requires clear, convincing evidence to prove facts.
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JonBenet Ramsey
Fox News Channel
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Public Opinion
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Education Department paid for law promotion scandal
The Bush administration paid commentator Armstrong Williams 240000 to promote No Child Left Behind to minority audiences and give Education Secretary Rod Paige media access. The contract, defended as a legitimate use of funds, drew Democratic criticism and requests for recovery of the money, with senators saying it undermines democracy.
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Indictment Ties Clinton Campaign Fundraiser to False Reports
David Rosen, former finance director for Hillary Rodham Clinton, indicted in Los Angeles on four counts of filing false reports with the FEC over an Aug 12 2000 Hollywood fundraiser. Prosecution says in kind contributions and stated costs misrepresented actual expenses, including a $200 000 fraudulent concert invoice. Each count carries up to five years in prison and fines up to 250 000.
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Diagnosed Canadian mad cow traced to U S link
U S officials sought to trace a dairy cow from Alberta linked to a Canadian mad cow case. The 8 year old cow was born in the same herd as a cow sent to the United States in February 2002 for immediate slaughter, though USDA officials deeming infection unlikely.
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USDA
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Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
DeHaven
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