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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1998

Page

8

Mystery of Martha Moxley Case Returns to Court

A Connecticut grand jury revisits the Martha Moxley murder, focusing on Michael and Thomas Skakel, nephews of Ethel Kennedy. Officials probe years of stalled leads, alibis, and family influence as journalists recount the 1975 killing and its enduring impact on Martha’s mother and the Greenwich community.

Moxley F Kennedy New Maine Florida Thomas Michael Skakel Moxleys Belle Haven New York City Greenwich Rushton Skakel Sr Ethel Martha Skakel Rushton Skakel Thomas Skakel John Los Angeles Mark Fuhrman Jonathan Benedict Fairfield County Connecticut Michael Rushton Jr Hobe Sound Fla Jim Terrien Terrien Dorothy Moxley Martha Moxley Barbara Stoner Palm City Martin County Stuart Conn

Offshore worker settles 1991 same sex harassment suit

Joseph Oncale, a 27 year old offshore worker, reached a settlement with Sundowner Offshore Services Inc. over alleged sexual harassment by two supervisors in 1991 before mediation judge Lance Africk. The case, once halted by earlier rulings, followed a Supreme Court decision allowing on the job harassment cases to proceed even when the offender and victim are of the same sex.

New Orleans Joseph Jody Oncale U.S. District Court Supreme Court Sundowner Offshore Services Inc Lance Africk Lake Pontchartrain John Lyons Danny Pippen Brandon Johnson Africk

United Way must pay pension to fraudster ex leader

U S District Judge Shira Scheindlin ruled United Way must pay former president William Aramony retirement benefits totaling about 2.38 million after finding he defrauded the charity of more than 1 million. Aramony, 71, led United Way for over two decades and was convicted in 1995. Beene said the decision is to be appealed and noted the unusual result.

Alexandria, Va William Aramony United Way U.S Shira A. Scheindlin New York Aramony Betty Beene Beene

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