Judge Ito Warns Jurors On Autopsy Photos In Simpson Case
Los Angeles, AP. Judge Lance Ito warned jurors they may see graphic autopsy images in the Simpson trial and may take breaks or leave the courtroom if needed. The coroner acknowledged some errors in Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman autopsies as the session set the stage for forthcoming testimony.
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Brian Kelberg
Superior Court
Lance Ito
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Death toll climbs to 961 in Sakhalin quake
In Russia s Far East the death toll from a powerful earthquake reached 961 with an aftershock of magnitude 4.2. Two more survivors were found in Neftegorsk as officials fear up to 2,000 residents may be dead. Rescue work faced cold and rain amid grim debris counts and repeated aftershocks.
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Woman barbell row sparks city gym trespass arrest
Debra DiCenso 29, an amateur bodybuilder and Northeastern student, was arrested in Boston for trespassing after working out in the men's weight room at a city gym. She says the women's facility lacks heavy weights and cites her constitutional right to lift weights she can handle.
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Northeastern University
Social Security 60th Birthday Postcards Flop
Washington AP says Social Security hoped for 600000 congratulatory postcards for its 60th birthday but elderly advocates balked at printing and mailing duties. National seniors groups note they are busy with pressing concerns and cannot staff the nationwide outreach.
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Washington
Social Security
Doctors face rising malpractice suits over breast cancer
Washington AP reports a Physician Insurers Association of America study showing breast cancer leads in malpractice lawsuits. The study cites cases from young women with undetected tumors or missed mammograms due to dense breast tissue, urging more aggressive diagnosis.
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Washington
Physician Insurers Association of America
Nazi SS Lieutenant Hid Under Alias Visits U S
German scholar Hans Schwerte, 85, admitted concealing his WW II SS past and real name Ernst Schneider. He entered the United States on multiple occasions using the alias Schwerte, according to Elan Steinberg of the World Jewish Congress. The Justice Department says it is taking steps to keep him out.
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United States
Justice Department
Hans Schwerte
Ernst Schneider
Schwerte
Elan Steinberg
World Jewish Congress
Woodpeckers Delay Shuttle Discovery Liftoff
NASA cancels Discovery liftoff at Kennedy Space Center due to 135 holes carved by woodpeckers in the shuttle’s external fuel tank insulation. Crews move Discovery to repair foam as birds may have tried to nest. officials say the tank itself is not damaged.
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Economists warn of recession as jobs fall
Washington economists warn a recession may be near after 101,000 May job losses, the largest in four years, with manufacturing and construction hit hardest. The Leading Economic Index also fell for the third straight month, while the Dow slipped and Treasury yields fell on demand for bonds.
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Labor Department
Commerce Department
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Treasury
Frederick County jobless rate at 4 percent in April
Maryland figures show Frederick County unemployment at 4.0 percent in April, with 3 766 people jobless out of a 94 405 workforce. State rate 4.6 and national 5.6. Comparisons: Washington 5.2, Montgomery 2.5, Carroll 4.0, Howard 3.2. Montgomery had the lowest rate. Somerset 12.8 highest. Job gains noted in service and retail, seasonal hiring in amusements restaurants and agricultural services.
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Department of Economic and Employment Development
Frederick County
Washington County
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Carroll County
Howard County
Somerset County
State Economic Agency
FTC settles Hooked on Phonics case amid home schooling fury
Washington AP reports thousands of angry calls and messages from home schooling advocates after the FTC action against Gateway Educational Products, maker of Hooked on Phonics. The agency says the settlement requires substantiation for educational claims while denying an attack on home schooling or phonics.
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Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Bonnie Jansen
Gateway Educational Products of
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Calif
National Right To Read Foundation
Michael Farris
Home School Legal Defense Fund
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