Judge rules Smart trial fair despite publicity
Concord New Hampshire A woman Pamela Smart 24 was found guilty in March of coaxing her teen lover William Flynn to murder her husband Gregory Smart shot May 1 1990 in their condominium The judge denied a new trial paving the way for a Supreme Court appeal filed in June The defense says she remains hopeful the system can reverse the conviction meanwhile Swaggart Gorman dispute in New Orleans and diaper patent battle in Seattle are noted in brief items
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Invisible B-2 not so invisible in radar tests
Washington AP reports the Pentagon concedes the B-2 Stealth bomber is not fully radar invisible after July 26 test flights revealed radar signature issues. Spokesman Pete Williams declined to detail the problem citing classified information and said no one knows if it can be fixed. The issue arises as defense budget negotiations with Congress continue.
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McFarlane details North testimony in Iran Contra case
Robert McFarlane said he read verbatim transcripts and studied North immunized congressional testimony as judges weigh reinstating Norths felony convictions. A federal appeals court ruled the convictions may be reinstated only if witnesses did not rely on his July 1987 testimony. A separate report from McAllen Texas notes Africanized killer bees swarmed a 63 year old man, Adan Garza, stinging him over 300 times and causing hospitalization.
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U N soldiers hostage after gunboat chase in Lebanon
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Defector says North Korea near making nuclear weapons
Ko Young Hwan, a former North Korean diplomat who defected to the South, says Pyongyang is one to two years from developing an atomic bomb. He cited hard line rules and past travels with elite officials as context for his assessment.
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