Calls mount for JFK disclosure by Warren Commission lawyers
A dozen Warren Commission lawyers joined former President Ford in urging the release of CIA files and all government records on John F. Kennedy's assassination. They appealed for broad access to evidence, criticizing secrecy and voicing support for public understanding amid renewed attention from the film JFK.
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Dahmer sanity trial opens with defense plea
In Milwaukee, attorney Gerald Boyle argues Jeffrey Dahmer was "a sick man" not evil, while prosecutor E Michael McCann contends he was sane during the killings. Police read Dahmer's 160 page confession as jurors hear grisly details and motives. The case asks whether Dahmer should be imprisoned or confined in a mental facility.
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Tyson accuser testifies in courtroom rape case
An 18 year old college student testified in Marion Superior Court that Mike Tyson attacked and raped her after a pageant rehearsal. She described Tyson pinning her, stripping her, and laughing as she cried, while she begged him to stop. Tyson faces up to 63 years if convicted.
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Bush Signals Sanctions Lift on China
Bush said he was prepared to lift sanctions against China and offered no questions during the remarks continued from Page A-1. The statement framed a possible shift in policy without additional detail at that moment.
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Dump fee hike discussed at public hearing in Winchester Hall
Frederick County officials project dumping fees at Reich's Ford Road landfill rising to 37 to 40 per ton next fiscal year from 27, with a public hearing set for February 18 at 7 p.m. The higher fee funds a new recycling facility, current landfill needs, and a new state-approved site beside the existing one, amid a 31.5 million dollar solid waste capital plan.
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