Bush daughter Dorothy LeBlond to wed Bobby Koch at Camp David
The White House kept details tight for the private ceremony with about 100 family and close friends. Not invited were Vice President Quayle and Secretary of State James A. Baker ITI as officials. The event took place Saturday at Camp David.
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Diaper Service Misled Customers, Suit Alleges
Washington state filed a Consumer Protection Act case against Anderson Diaper Co. and Irma Anderson alleging they charged $20 monthly for diaper pickup and claimed recycling but sent the majority of diapers to Seattle transfer station. Ken Anderson cited as former vice president, linked to allegations.
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No new trial ruling on Harris murder case
A federal judge denied Jean Harris a new trial, rejecting claims her attorney was ineffective for not pursuing extreme emotional distress as a defense. Judge Miriam Cedarbaum ruled the attorney acted with a strategic plan, and the request lacks grounds for reversal. Separately, Stephen King faces intrusive attention in Bangor, with a San Francisco man ordered to stay away from King's property after alleging King killed John Lennon.
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Supreme Court orders Mississippi desegregation steps for state colleges
The 8-1 ruling requires Mississippi to do more than allow choice for White and Black students, potentially funding upgrades for underfunded Black colleges. The court said lower courts must decide on how funding levels relate to desegregation, noting states may not rely on past discriminatory practices. Civil rights leaders welcomed the decision, while Mississippi officials offered little comment.
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Grand jury indicts 2 Klan leaders in cross burning case
A federal grand jury charged Charles Weatherford and Franklin Dale Brown with conspiring to deprive white women of civil rights by burning crosses in front of their homes from 1987 to 1989. Eddie Pratt pleaded guilty to housing rights interference and agreed to cooperate in the case.
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EC calls UN action to secure relief flights into Sarajevo
The European Community draft urged the United Nations to use force if needed to ensure relief flights reach war torn Sarajevo besieged by Serb forces. EC leaders debated expelling Serbia from international bodies as UN deadlines loom while fighting has killed over 7,000 in Bosnia Herzegovina. U.N. observers reported Serbs withdrawing some tanks near the airport but continuing shelling civilian targets amid heavy overnight and daytime bombardment.
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Astronauts study fire and water in space fluid tests
At NASA Space Center Houston an astronaut aboard the space shuttle Columbia used sound waves to shape gleaming liquid drops inside a chamber. Physicist Eugene Trinh described splatter as a drop burst while Taylor Wang of Vanderbilt noted the drops appeared steadier and rotation slowed as experiments on fluid dynamics progress.
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