General Walt urges execution of major drug traffickers
Retired Marine General Lewis W. Walt told the Senate subcommittee that the drug crisis could doom the nation within five to ten years if unchecked. He urged the death penalty for large traffickers, cited Cirillon as an example, and called heroin addiction fueling street crime a national threat needing a UN supervised opium reconnaissance satellite and stronger law measures.
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First well preserved Phoenician ship found near Marsala
An English expedition led by Honor Wrost announced the discovery of the first well preserved Phoenician warship in the Mediterranean. The 1000 by 17 foot vessel, buried in sand off Marsala in western Sicily, may have been part of Carthage's fleet defeated at the Battle of the Egadi Islands in 242 B.C. Carpenters' marks suggest prefab construction.
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US Drops Case Against Black Panther David Hilliard
The government dropped its prosecution of Black Panther David Hilliard over a 1989 Golden Gate Park threat during an antiwar demonstration. U S Attorney James Browning cited a Supreme Court ruling and wiretap secrecy as reasons, after Judge Gray had previously dismissed the charge. Hilliard had been sentenced in 1968 for assaulting a police officer in Oakland.
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High court clears way for Nevada schools to reopen
Nevada Supreme Court stayed a lower court antibusing order Thursday, enabling Las Vegas elementary schools closed since the term started a week ago to reopen. Chief Justice David Zenall said the ruling allows the schools to be open once the district files the appeal.
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Judge warns on Corona gag in murder trial
Fairfield based report: Superior Court Judge Richard Patton warned both sides in the Juan V. Corona murder trial to not violate a court imposed gag rule. He cited apparent violations and promised prompt action against future infractions as he reaffirmed the order barring discussion of evidence.
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