Former officer faces pipebomb charge in New York
Joseph Rodriguez a 28 year old former NYPD officer who helped rescue World Trade Center victims is charged with felon arson for allegedly planting a crude pipe bomb in a Times Square subway station the day before his planned retirement amid stress related to September 11. He remains jailed at Rikers Island without bail awaiting court.
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Spector Indicted in Lana Clarkson Death at Alhambra Mansion
Music producer Phil Spector, 64, was indicted by a grand jury for the 2003 killing of B movie actress Lana Clarkson at his Alhambra mansion. He denounced prosecutors as reprahensible and unconscionable, comparing DA Steve Cooley to Adolf Hitler. The indictment avoids a preliminary hearing, signaling a direct path to trial.
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Poison theory revisited in Laci Peterson case
Redwood City AP says investigators once considered poisoning Laci Peterson to explain the lack of a bloody crime scene. Detective Grogan testified the option was explored after no signs of struggle or blood were found. Prosecutors allege Scott Peterson killed Laci and dumped her body in San Francisco Bay.
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Wrinkle Cream Success Gains Public Praise
Pharmacist Robert Heldfond unveils EBS Facial Cream, a five in one formula targeting wrinkles crow's feet crooper throat feather lips and dry skin. Aimed at seniors and baby boomers, the jar promises long lasting use with a satisfaction guarantee via JCPenney toll free 1-800-929-8325 and www.eb5.com.
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Harvard professor admits he lifted work from other scholar
Laurence Tribe, Harvard law professor and Gore counsel, apologized for copying passages in his 1985 book God Save This Honorable Court from Henry Abraham’s Justices and Presidents. He acknowledged omitting footnotes and cited a 19 word exact passage. Harvard said an investigation is underway and Abraham accepted the apology but called Tribe’s actions inexcusable.
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