Judge refuses move of Donovan trial to federal court
A New York federal judge denied Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan’s bid to shift his Bronx case from state court. Judge Lloyd F. MacMahon held the charges are not connected to his federal duties, preserving state court authority. Donovan faces Marcy Act and false business records counts from his Schiavone Construction era before joining the Reagan Cabinet. The Bronx DA and defense argued, while the defense hopes for dismissal, the case remains in state court with an upcoming motions hearing.
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Israelis plan phased pullout from Lebanon by Feb. 18
Israeli army will begin removing equipment from southern Lebanon early next week as part of a three phase unilateral withdrawal to be completed by Feb. 18. The first stage should end within five weeks with Sidon evacuated, and heavy infrastructure to be returned or sold to the UN, with some installations possibly destroyed if unsold. Decisions on moving forces to a new Litani line remain unsettled.
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Jamaica Protesters Press Seaga To Quit Amid Fuel Rise
In Kingston, leftist protesters block roads and clash with police after a 20 percent fuel price hike. Three killed, six hospitalized as demonstrations escalate. looting and arson reported, while Prime Minister Seaga urges calm and denies riots. Former PM Manley calls for an end to further blockades.
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Task force delays vote on abortion clinic bombings action
Annapolis based governor's task force on extremism and violence postponed a decision on taking an active role to curb attacks on abortion clinics after heated exchange between two core members. Chairwoman Bers attempted peacemaking as David L. Glenn urged inclusion of violent religiously motivated acts. Robert Sweeney argued against narrowing scope to fringe groups.
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Animal lover wins Plymouth assault trial
Dorothy Chetebi-O'Brien was acquitted by a Plymouth District Court jury on assault and battery charges after she admitted shoving two hunters stalking geese near her home. She said her action protected her right to safety and would argue their right to kill does not supersede her right to protection.
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