Judges halt New York city plan to take homeless children
Two state Supreme Court judges issued temporary restraining orders blocking a city policy that would remove children from homeless families if parents refuse workfare and shelter rules. City officials, led by Mayor Giuliani, planned enforcement starting December 13, sparking protests and legal challenges from Legal Aid Society and advocates.
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Jury verdict finds King victim of murder conspiracy
In Memphis a civil jury ruled Rev. Martin Luther King Jr was the victim of a murder conspiracy rather than a lone gunman. The Kings were awarded $100 in damages from Loyd Jowers, whose broader conspiracy claims involved unnamed co conspirators and various agencies. The verdict closes the family’s wrongful death suit.
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Police confrontations at WTO protests shock Seattle crowd
City Council hearing on WTO protests drew an overflow crowd as residents described indiscriminate tear gas near Capitol Hill and downtown actions. Detractors cited injuries and property damage while supporters defended police in the downtown secure zone. The unrest led to 500 detentions, $20 million in losses, a National Guard call up, and Chief Stamper's retirement.
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McCain Edges Bush in New Hampshire Poll Lead
Arizona Senator John McCain leads George W. Bush 37 to 30 percent among likely Republican voters in New Hampshire. The American Research Group poll of 600 Republicans and 600 Democrats, with a 4 percentage point margin, shows a tightening race as February 1 primary nears.
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Bush to Debate rivals in New Hampshire GOP contest
Texas Gov George W Bush agreed to join a January 6 GOP presidential debate at the University of New Hampshire. He will join Gary Bauer Steve Forbes Alan Keyes Orrin Hatch and John McCain in the one hour event that lets candidates question each other.
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Soldier convicted in Fort Campbell murder case
Pvt Calvin N Glover 18 was found guilty of premeditated murder for beating Pvt Barry Winchell to death with a baseball bat at Fort Campbell Kentucky. Jurors must decide if he will be eligible for parole though the conviction carries a life sentence. Glover from Sulphur Oklahoma killed Winchell while he slept on a barracks cot on July 5.
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Notice to Creditors in Case No BSPR73 All C Serhal
Petitioner JoAnna Mathis seeks appointment as administrator of All C Serhal deceased. Creditors must file verified demands within four months of first publication or be barred. Attorneys Deo A Henrichs and Byrd Richeson Flaherty & 246 S Hickory Ottawa KS 66067.
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