Religious questions overruled in Moon tax case
NEW YORK AP The presiding judge rejected a defense bid to question jurors about religious beliefs. Judge Gerard L. Goettel said religious matters are sacred under the Constitution and no disclosure should be required. Moon, 61, founder of the Unification Church, is accused of conspiring to evade about $162 000 in income and filing false returns for three years.
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Sun Myung Moon
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Gerard L. Goettel
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Technical difficulties delay videotaped trial in Sandusky
In Sandusky Ohio the first U S videotaped criminal trial faces snags as a loose wire halts proceedings for 15 minutes. David Lange 19 stands charged with aggravated murder in the May tavern death of James Register 54 from a crossbow arrow. The three judge panel hears 12 hours of testimony from 18 taped witnesses amid edited segments and gaps on screens.
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Erie County Common Pleas
James Lincoln McCrystal
George Howells
David Lange
Sandusky
James Register
Register
Your Horoscope Birthdays for Tennis greats and famed actors
Your birthday today marks a lively year with new friends romance and possibly a new home. Military writers and artists may excel while eloquence boosts invitations to lead projects or run for office. You are generous and many friends, seek time alone with a partner. Aries to Pisces daily guidance follows with relationship work balance and practical steps.
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Amtrak plans privately financed 150 mph bullet train
Amtrak officials plan to announce this month a privately funded 150 mph bullet train to cut the Los Angeles to San Diego trip in half. A seven month study finds centerline I-5 alignment technically feasible at an estimated cost of 2 billion dollars. The current 120 mile journey takes about two hours and forty five minutes with stops.
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Ex-policeman pleads guilty to unlawful sex case
In San Jose California ex-officer William Powell pleads guilty to two misdemeanor counts of unlawful sex related to a 16 year old girl who was freed after eight days in Juvenile Hall for refusing to testify. Powell resigned from Campbell police and faces sentencing April 12 with potential jail and fines.
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