Haldeman dies at 67 as Nixon aide and Watergate figure
H. R. Haldeman, 67, president Nixon’s chief of staff and longtime aide, died in Santa Barbara of abdominal cancer. He faced convictions for obstruction of justice and lying to the FBI, and his career spanned Nixon campaigns through the Watergate coverup, including the smoking gun tape and Nixon’s resignation in 1974.
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Jackson cancels Dangerous tour over painkiller addiction
Beverly Hills, AP Michael Jackson admitted drug addiction in a taped statement from his publicist office. He canceled the remaining Dangerous tour dates and sought professional treatment after pressure from child molestation allegations and related investigations. Elizabeth Taylor offered support during the crisis.
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More sex abuse cases surfaced in Anne Arundel schools
In Annapolis AP report, investigators hired by the county school board disclosed five additional cases of teachers allegedly having sex with students prompting police referrals. Four teachers already face child abuse charges, and Ronald Price of Northeast High was convicted and given 26 years. The hotline yielded these names, guiding police action.
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Espy addresses National FFA Convention in Kansas City
Secretary of Agriculture Mike Espy addressed the 66th National Future Farmers of America Convention in Kansas City. He urged students to view agriculture as a foundation and vast opportunity, stressing rural prosperity and U.S. leadership in global markets. He highlighted agriculture as a diverse, multi-disciplinary field with strong future prospects.
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High court upholds rape conviction in statutory case
The Maryland Court of Appeals, in a 5-2 decision, affirmed Raymond Lennard Garnett's second degree statutory rape conviction. It held that strict liability applies when the defendant is at least four years older than a girl under 14, even if he believed she was 14 or older. The ruling, with dissents, rejects a mistaken age defense and supports a suspended sentence amid debates on criminal intent.
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