Supreme Court in Chaos Prompted by Divorce Case
New Hampshire Supreme Court faces upheaval as Justice Stephen Thayer resigns amid probe into ethics, court influence, and alleged conflicts. Reports accuse Brock and others of improper conduct while legislators consider impeachment inquiries and calls for reforms. Judith Thayer seeks a fair financial settlement amid the turmoil.
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Protesters target World Bank and IMF after WTO clashes
Protest groups that disrupted the World Trade Organization protests in Seattle last year plan to widen campaigns against the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. They accuse these institutions of debt burdens and environmental harm while targeting spring meetings and urging broader public scrutiny.
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CIA disciplines seven for Chinese Embassy bombing error
CIA fired one officer and reprimanded six managers last week after internal reviews found intelligence officers misidentified the target on a map, causing the May 7 bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade. CIA Director Tenet announced the disciplinary actions as embassy officials were unavailable for comment.
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Marine captain guilty in death of reservist
Marine Captain Victor Arana found guilty at Camp Lejeune of dereliction of duty and failure to obey an order in the heatstroke death of Lance Cpl. Giuseppe Joey Leto after a grueling July 7 hike. Sentencing phase began Saturday afternoon with potential nine months in prison and dismissal from the Marines.
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Israelis and Palestinians to meet Clinton in Washington
The White House said both leaders will meet with President Clinton this month to push negotiations toward a final settlement in September. Prime Minister Ehud Barak will visit Washington on Tuesday and Yasser Arafat on April 20 as U.S.-mediated teams work at an Air Force base to narrow major differences between the sides.
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