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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2002
Page
12
In Sacramento bail was set at 500000 for Michael Bortin, ex SLA member, charged in a 1975 bank customer death during a holdup. Prosecutor Rob Gold urged higher bail, citing Bortin’s eight year disappearance during prior cases.
The House approved a bill 417 to 3 combining business tax cuts with an extension of unemployment benefits for millions. Democrats warned on the budget, while leaders urged smooth Senate action and a White House signing. Greenspan called extending benefits reasonable as Bush urged more stimulus.
In New York police scene Charles Schwarz, a white former officer, is released on $1 million bail to await a June retrial over the Abner Louima torture case. The appeals decision cited conflict of interest and tainted jury.
The Energy and Commerce Committee panel backed a bill to create a four site kids us domain aimed at excluding pornography and other material for children under 13. Proponents say voluntary participation preserves speech while helping parents, with NeuStar handling standards and content decisions for the kids us sites.
Fort Worth police say Chante Mallard hit Gregory Biggs with her car and dragged him home in her broken windshield. She allegedly left him in her garage for days before dumping his body in a park. She faces murder charges and potential life in prison.
The Senate approved 78 to 21 a measure in a sweeping energy bill to keep government liability for major nuclear accidents beyond August. It extends the Price-Anderson cap of 9.3 billion dollars to future modular reactors and applies to private insurers as well. House action already approved similar extension as debates continue on the 553 page bill.
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