Prosecutors win round in Rodney King federal trial
Federal prosecutors won a ruling allowing a key videotaped testimony from Officer Briseno. Judge Davies outlined a trial finale schedule with potential closing arguments through Saturday as deliberations loom Sunday Easter. Briseno testified last year that Powell struck King with a baton while King lay on the ground.
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U.S
John G. Davies
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9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Stacey Koon
Laurence Powell
Timothy Wind
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Officer Powell
Bus full of fans shuttles to Orioles game from Brunswick
An MTA hired bus left Brunswick with six passengers for an Orioles home game, offering $12 Brunswick and $10 Frederick fares with 24 hour advance reservations. The service follows a discontinued train line to the park, as fans including military staff and locals praise the convenience and proximity. The Rangers beat the Orioles 7-4 in the game and the bus returned after thirty minutes postgame.
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Potomac Monitored After Major Fuel Spill
Maryland environmental officials monitor the Potomac River after a fuel spill. About 100,000 gallons contaminated the river from a 36 inch Colonial Pipeline rupture in Fairfax County. No dead fish found yet as muddy cold water and fast runoff hinder detection. 50 live animals and waterfowl treated.
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Fairfax County
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Bob Lunsford
Freshwater Fisheries
Mubarak to Press Peace Talks and Deportee Issue
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak meets U S officials to push for faster talks with Israel and a link to the World Trade Center bombing inquiry. He says Clinton will be fair and seeks to resume negotiations by April 20 while Israel defends deportee policy amid Palestinian boycott threats.
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Richard Boucher
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