Brown son to plead guilty in 1994 election donation case
Michael A. Brown, son of Ron Brown, will plead guilty to a misdemeanor for illegally exceeding a $2000 individual donation limit to Edward M. Kennedy's 1994 campaign. He donated 4000 over the limit. prosecutors will not seek prison. The case connects to the Lum fundraisers and follow impacts on the Brown family since 1996.
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Ashington
Commierce
Ron Brown
Michael A. Brown
Edward M. Kennedy
Justice Department
Brown
Kennedy
D-Mass
Oklahoma
Nora and
Gene
Lum
Department
U.S
Croatia
Lums
Associated Press
Democratic Party
New Occupancy Rule Eases Two Per Bedroom Policy
A 1996 federal budget law clears the Diaz memo and restores the Keating memo standard allowing two persons per bedroom, with exceptions. HUD case by case review remains, and factors include bedroom size, layout, infants, building systems capacity, and nondiscriminatory enforcement.
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Clinton
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
BOCA
Thom Harris
Diaz
Fair Housing
L. Kitay
Congress
Kansas
Ottawa
Clarine Nardi Riddle
National Multi-Housing Council
National Apartment Association
Kitay
Riddle
UT Law School sees drop in minority new students
At the University of Texas School of Law, new class starts with only four Black students and 26 Mexican Americans among 468, reflecting a ruling that ends race as a factor in admissions. Administrators and deans express distress over the lower minority representation, noting prior decades of underrepresentation and the ongoing legal changes affecting enrollment. Final counts due Sept. 12 may adjust totals.
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Ustin
Texas
University of Texas Law School
U.S. Energy
Federico Pena
Dallas
Ron Kirk
University of Texas School of Law
M. Michael Sharlot
Law School
California
Jesse Jackson
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Supreme Court
University
McVeigh New Lead Attorney On Oklahoma City Appeal
The 10th Circuit appoints Robert Nigh Jr to handle Timothy McVeigh’s appeal after Stephen Jones steps back amid a dispute. Nigh, joined by Richard Burr, plans to review the record and pursue necessary changes, with Randall Coyne possibly joining. Co-defendant Terry Nichols faces trial September 29 on murder and conspiracy charges.
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ENVER
Timothy ID Seve
Stephen Jones
McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Jones
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robert Nigh Jr
Oklahoma
Enid
Okla
Tulsa
Nigh
Richard Burr
U.S
Richard Matsch
Burr
Randall Coyne
Terry Nichols
Brandon Tartikoff Dies at 48 Guiding NBC in 1980s
Former NBC programming wizard Brandon Tartikoff died at 48 from Hodgkin's disease. He resurrected NBC with hits like L A Law Hill Street Blues Cheers and The Cosby Show, driving dominance in Nielsen ratings and Emmy wins during the 1980s. He became youngest network entertainment president at 30 in 1980.
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OS Angeles
Brandon Tartikoff
NBC
Bill Cosby
Steven Bochco
Hill Street Blues
L.A. Law
Disney
Michael Eisner
Tartikoff
ABC
St. Elsewhere
Cheers
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Lakeridge Road
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Cellular
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Eckan
University of California Regents
Teri
Manor Hall
Ginus
Manor
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Paints
Iowa
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