Lawyer accused of imprisoning Honduran women in Pennsylvania
Authorities say Donald A. Young kept two Honduran women in a northeastern Pennsylvania house behind barred doors after luring them with a lawyer's ads. He faces charges of rape assault false imprisonment harassment stalking and child abuse and may have held other foreign women and harmed their children born to them.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Donald A. Young
Young
United States
Judge orders Seizure of James Earl Ray files
A court orders seizure of the James Earl Ray case files from Judge Joe Brown after a report alleges mishandling. Criminal Court Judge John Colton Jr directs the clerk to recover the materials, citing shocking conditions and concerns over judicial integrity. The move relates to Ray's bid to overturn his 1969 king assassination case entry and reflects tensions among Memphis judges.
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MaciPois
Tenn
Joe Brown
Ray
Criminal Court
John Colton Jr
Vince
University of Memphis
Mike Roberts
Brown
Colton
Memphis
Martin Luther King Jr
California Supreme Court voids teen abortion consent rule
The California Supreme Court ruled that minors may obtain abortions without parental consent or a judicial order. It said the privacy guarantees in the state Constitution allow a teen to decide, a change affecting about 30,000 minors in California annually. The decision is final in California and cannot be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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California Supreme Court
California
American Civil Liberties Union
Margaret Crosby
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Ramseys hire investigators to watch suspects
In Boulder John and Patsy Ramsey employed private investigators to surveil a group they view as potential killers of their daughter. The move followed a July 27 Boulder Daily Camera feature outlining killer characteristics and a profile by former FBI agent John Douglas.
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Boulder
Cole
John
Patsy Ramsey
Ramseys
JonBenet Ramsey
Boulder Daily Camera
FBI
John Douglas
Nichols argues against death penalty in Oklahoma City case
Nichols seeks to prevent prosecutors from seeking the death penalty, arguing he is a minor participant in the bombing. Federal prosecutors charge him, 42, with 11 counts of murder, bombing and conspiracy that could yield the same outcome as Timothy McVeigh. The motion cites the Eighth Amendment to argue against capital punishment for a lesser participant.
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Denver
Oklahoma City
Terry Nichols
Nichols
Timothy McVeigh
Ranking officer chosen to lead L A police reform drive
Bernard Parks, a 53 year old deputy chief and 32 year LAPD veteran, is the mayor's pick to head the Police Department through reforms. If approved by the City Council, he would succeed Chief Willie Williams, who stepped down after the commission blocked a second term. Parks has led operations overseeing 85 percent of the force and has held roles in training narcotics patrol detective and internal affairs.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Parks
Willie Williams
Richard Riordan
Unce
Parks
LAPD
Riordan
Wiliveer Ananite
Night crash in Guam leaves crew and passengers feared
Witnesses say a Korean Air Lines 801 Boeing 747 plunged into a Guam jungle trailing smoke. Survivors were ferried out by helicopters while Navy crews cracked the fuselage. Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board began examining aircraft equipment and pilot approach.
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Navy
Reuters
Agana
Michael Lancer
Guam
Melissa Arnett
National Transportation Safety Board
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Los Angeles
George Black
Greg Feith
Everglades
Black
Korean Air Lines 801
Mercy Flight
Air- Us
Kim Young-rae in Guam crash chaos searches for kin
In Seoul a crowd of about 500 relatives wailed at a Korean Air building near Kimpo Airport as they awaited word on family members aboard the Guam crash jet. Tears, protests, and a mother's plea to find her son underscored the emotional toll of the disaster.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim Young-rae
Guam
Kim
Korean Air
Kimpo International
Yoo Sung-jae
Transmitter outage linked to Guam crash officials say
SEATAC Washington Korean Air jet crash near Guam examined whether a glide slope transmitter down for maintenance and contract tower staffing contributed. FAA says glide slope unavailable until Sept 12, pilots rely on localizer. Rescue teams faced rugged terrain hindering access.
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Korean Air
Guam
Federal Aviation Administration
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National Transportation Safety Board
Jeff Guzzetti
NTSB
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