Louisiana abortion law struck down by federal judge
A U.S. district judge ruled Louisiana's strict anti abortion law unconstitutional, canceling a trial and setting up appeals by abortion opponents. The ruling cites Roe v Wade, with opponents vowing a path to the Supreme Court as Louisiana officials prepare to appeal.
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Louisiana
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Adrian Duplantier
Fave
Duplantier Galid
Supreme Court
William Guste
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Guste
Sam Theriot
American Civil Liberties Union
Ms. Pedler
United States Supreme Court
State House
Senate
Buddy Roemer
Roemer
Wichita judge threatens protesters over abortion case
Judge Patrick F. Kelly of the US District Court in Wichita faced threats after ordering two clinics to stay open in a national abortion dispute. He warned protesters they could face jail, as death threats escalated following his controversial rulings and later messages about his killing and dismemberment.
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Wichita
Kan
Patrick F. Kelly
Kelly
Bank of America Sued in BCCI Scandal Depositor Suit
A San Francisco depositor sues Bank of America and others alleging knowledge of BCCI fraud and failure to disclose. The class action seeks billions from BCCI losses, citing BoA’s role as a founder and major holder until 1980, with estimates of $5 to $10 billion defrauded worldwide. The suit marks the first comprehensive civil filing in the international scandal.
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San Francisco
Bank of Credit and Commerce International
Bank of America
BCCI
U.S. District Court
United States
New York
Federal Reserve Board
BCCL
Parliament
Rajiv Gandhi
Shrichand Chawla
San Francisco Bay Area
Astronauts ignite space fire on shuttle for safety test
Atlantis astronauts conducted a controlled small fire in a sealed aluminum chamber aboard the shuttle to study flame behavior in zero gravity. The experiment, led by project manager John Koudelka and crewman John Adamson, burned for about a minute as cameras captured the plume and blue glow. NASA plans five more tests, with the next set for next summer.
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Fila
Atlantis
John Koudelka
John Adamson
NASA
Skylab
Space
Earth
Howard Ross
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Leona the pig finds a safe home after odd ride
In Urbana a foxed pig named Leona was found in a car after a man kicked and stashed her in the back seat. Police removed the sow, she was cared for by a wildlife volunteer, and she will be given to a farmer who promises she will not be eaten. A judge set William Kennedy Smith’s rape case for Jan 13 and limited trial options. The Swaggart-Gorman defamation trial continues with questions over a list of women. Scientists discuss Mars warming via greenhouse gases to enable plant growth. A Tempe man faces assault charges after striking a roommate with a cat, killing the animal and injuring the other man.
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Tempe
Ariz
Edward Lee Treaster
Maricopa County
New Orleans
Jimmy Swaggart
Meinister
Marvin Gorman
Gorman
Swaggart
John Trammell
Assemblies of God
West Palm Beach
Fla
William Kennedy Smith
Mary Lupo
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