Man sues city to force return of RFK photos
Los Angeles high school student Scott Enyart seeks the return of 108 Nixon-era RFK assassination frames taken at the Ambassador Hotel. He alleges LAPD lost or sold the film and accuses authorities of three decades of roadblocks hindering the Kennedy investigation.
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Mayors take bigger role in city education reform
Mayors at the 64th annual US Conference of Mayors discuss expanding local control over schools. Chicago Mayor Richard Daley cites board reforms reducing deficits and boosting services, while Cleveland and Denver leaders warn quality schools drive city growth and retention.
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Lincoln blood stained flag from Ford's Theatre box found in Milford museum
Researcher Joseph Garrera says a flag at Pike County Historical Society Museum is the Lincoln flag used as a pillow after his assassination at Ford's Theatre. Tests show human blood. DNA confirmation unlikely. museum vows the artifact stays.
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Shalala accuses GOP governors on welfare reform stance
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Democratic Health Secretary Shalala criticized GOP governors for not defending a bipartisan veto plan. She said Republicans walked away from a middle ground on welfare and Medicaid reform, as NGA members debated welfare policy at The Greenbrier.
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Simpson defends anti-violence fundraiser at his home
Former football star OJ Simpson defends plans to host a Thursday fundraiser at his estate for the Stop the Violence Increase the Peace Foundation amid criticism. He says motives are honest and emphasizes helping youth and stopping violence, while critics accuse the event of image building.
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Doctors urge AMA to rethink physician assisted death policy
Dr. David P. Carter of Rhode Island and other physicians pressed the American Medical Association to revisit its long standing opposition to physician assisted death. They argued for reconsideration as practice gains favor and courts scrutinize the issue. The AMA House of Delegates, with 400 delegates and 296000 physicians, will vote on this issue amid debate over patient autonomy and care.
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