Cosby Returns to Stage Amid Mourning for Son Ennis
Bill Cosby, wearing a Hello Friend sweatshirt, resumes performing in West Palm Beach at the Raymond F Kravis Center. He addressed his son Ennis Cosby’s murder and the nation’s shock, saying comedy must provide relief. He recalled JFK and MLK killings, urged audience seated calm, and spoke of Ennis’s life as a doctoral student and teacher.
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Belgrade police crack down as protests sweep city
Thousands of students marched through Belgrade defying the government after riot police used tear gas water cannons and clubs to crush pro democracy protests. At least eight policemen were injured and several protesters were hospitalized with broken limbs. A cab drivers strike added tension as clashes continued into the morning with arrests unreported by authorities.
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Girl suspended from kindergarten for nail file at school
In Ocala Florida a five year old girl was suspended for one day for bringing a metal fingernail file to Emerald Shores Elementary. The action reflects a zero tolerance policy on items resembling weapons adopted last November. Principal Sonny Foster stressed safety and the importance of early education.
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Arkansas sticker woes spark plate pledge mix ups
Arkansas revenue agents say drivers misapply the tiny red decals that mark license plate tags. Some stickers read 98 when upside down they appear 86, prompting questions on correct application and removal methods.
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State Revenue
Dianna Cranor
Mountain Home
Simpson jury resumes re started deliberations
The OJ Simpson civil trial jurors restart deliberations with a new juror after dismissing a black woman juror Rose mary Caraway amid disclosures about her daughter’s government role. An Asian-American computer programmer replaces her and deliberations resume under tight media restrictions.
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Fujisaki
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ABA may oppose death penalty moratorium urged by lawyers
The American Bar Association considers a moratorium on executions, citing a flawed system and urging fair capital punishment jurisprudence. A report from internal groups recommends halting executions until due process improves, with the House of Delegates to vote on Monday. Over 3,000 people are on death rows nationwide.
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