Vigils planned at abortions clinics amid threats and injuries
Alabama abortion counselor Kathryn Wood and NOW plan overnight vigils at 25 clinics in 18 states to show determination against anti abortion violence just before the Supreme Court ruling's 12th anniversary. Wood described threats and an attack on her clinic and said workers fear for patients lives while pledging not to yield.
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Activists vow no return to dangerous abortion era vigils
A speaker declares activists are activated and determined not to revert to a time when abortion involved risk and harm. She notes the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms did not advise against the vigils.
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Westmoreland Raises New Point in CBS Trial
In New York AP report jurors hear a new issue in the Libel suit against CBS. Sam Adams, former CIA analyst and consultant on The Uncounted Enemy, defends his claim that Westmoreland hid enemy strength to win political support for the war. Adams returns to the stand Monday. The cross examination questions the documentary's claim that 25,000 enemy troops entered South Vietnam monthly before Tet in 1968.
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Judge refuses to slice bond for 2 suspects in snuff film case
In Sacramento, three children testified about alleged snuff film activity involving five men charged with 169 counts of child molestation. Judge John Stroud kept bail at 500000 for Alan Arbuckle and Veryl Baker, as prosecutors describe a basement filming claim and missing bodies.
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Deliberations extend in Sharon libel trial against Time
NEW YORK AP The jury in the $50 million libel suit by former Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon against Time Inc. entered a fifth day of deliberations after finding Time defamed him on the first issue. The panel reconvened today to decide if the article was false and whether Time acted with actual malice or reckless disregard, with a second phase possible to assess damages and injury to Sharon's reputation.
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