Retrial set for Powell in Los Angeles riot era
A judge orders Officer Laurence Powell retried in downtown Los Angeles after deadly rioting, despite protests to move to Simi Valley. The court cites impartial jury prospects in L A County, with the retrial scheduled after a cooling off period amid a nationwide publicized case and substantial damage.
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Feds plan to ease wetlands protections across the nation
AP reports the Agriculture Department draft would exempt farmers from a 1990 law restricting subsidies to those who drain wetlands from the Mississippi Delta to the Great Plains. Critics call it taxpayer subsidies for wetland destruction. officials call it a non-policy paper amid Bush administration efforts to loosen regulations.
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Carson Says Final Tonight Show Goodbye to America
Johnny Carson ended 30 years on the Tonight Show with tears as he signaled farewell. He welcomed family, remembered son Richard, and thanked Dan Quayle for making the final week fruitful. The broadcast featured Ed McMahon and Severinsen, a montage of clips, and a last monologue from Studio One.
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Turkey Denies Intervening as Armenia-Azerbaijan Clash Worsens
Armenian and Azerbaijani forces clashed near Mount Ararat amid fears of regional involvement. Turkey sent a medical team and denied plans to intervene while Russia signaled withdrawal from Armenia. Armenian and Azerbaijani units exchanged machine gun and rocket fire along the Nakhichevan border, as both sides trade accusations over who started the latest fighting.
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Firm buys West Texas ranch for sludge site
SIERRA BLANCA AP A consortium MERCO Joint Venture bought the 130000 acre Mile High ranch 75 miles east of El Paso for 4.5 million to spread New York city sewage sludge. The project, opposed by locals and near a planned Texas low level waste site, faces ongoing questions about safety and process.
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