The man who would be King in Pomona arrest
Rodney King, famous for the 1992 Los Angeles riots, was arrested in Pomona after a traffic stop amid PCP symptoms and exposing himself. He awaits medical clearance at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center before transfer to Pomona City Jail and faces arraignment on a pending misdemeanor drug charge from August 28. He previously served jail time for domestic abuse and won a civil rights settlement with Los Angeles.
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Iran police academy diploma shows women officers joining force
Newly appointed female police officers display their skills at a Tehran ceremony as Iran opens more professions to women while body searches of female suspects remain restricted to female officers. Most jobs allow women but require modest dress.
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Weather forecast for today and Tuesday in the region
Mostly sunny today with highs in the mid 70s and west winds near 10 mph. Tonight will be partly cloudy with lows in the lower 50s. Tuesday features partly cloudy skies and highs around 80. Details on 8A.
Taliban envoy says bin Laden under Afghan control for safety
Taliban ambassador Abdul Salam Zaeef told reporters bin Laden is in Afghanistan at an undisclosed location for his safety and security and remains under Taliban control. He urged negotiations with the United States if Washington provides evidence linking bin Laden to the Sept. 11 attacks, a move Washington rejected. White House aides insisted no talks, demanding bin Laden and al Qaida operatives be handed over.
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Britain admits bones taken from dead children in nuclear tests
The Atomic Energy Authority disclosed that about 4,000 femurs from deceased British children were removed from 1954 to 1970 without parental consent. The bones were used to study hydrogen bomb fallout, with officials noting consent was not the norm at the time.
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Illinois budgets face deeper cuts as revenues lag
Illinois faces steep budget strain as state revenues fall beyond pre Sept. 11 estimates. Officials warn of potential pauses in Medicaid additions and prison openings, with possible 1 to 2 percent agency cuts. Gov Ryan has implemented small cuts, but Comptroller Hynes reports about 400 million dollars underage in the first quarter.
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Waltonville man a portrait of courage
Jon Reynolds, a Waltonville resident, was paralyzed from the chest down after a Feb 14 2000 highway crash near Kansas City. The incomplete spinal cord injury leaves him with limited leg function, partial arm use, and hope for recovery through therapy and time. He lives with his parents in Waltonville and continues to work toward rebuilding strength with support from family.
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Weather world television and weather items teased with headlines and brief notes from an era inclusive of varied agencies and networks. The fragment hints at index style listings and upcoming programs among general broadcast and weather coverage.
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Inside Cards Win as Houston Falls
The Houston squad loses while the Birds pull within one game in a tight standings shift. In other sections, farming co-ops gain from a new program boosting cooperative agriculture nationwide.
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