Counselor Sued Over Abortion Advice To Minor
A Hatboro Horsham district counselor is sued for advising a teen on abortion without proper minor consent. The suit alleges the counselor violated state law by informing the girl and notifying her parents, prompting the abort ion decision and parental involvement.
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Philadelphia
Coupe Ros
Tree Ff
Alt
Hatboro-Horsham Sehuyl
Watlervard
Newark cemetery study says up to 200000 bodies may lie buried
A city owned plot once used as a potter's field and later a waste dump could hold as many as 200000 bodies as researchers estimate 39000 to 40000 graves buried under trash. The cemetery served the poor between 1869 and 1954 and later became an industrial storage yard.
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Newark
N.J
Hackensack
Segal voucher program begins in Florida
In Florida the first statewide school voucher program took effect with four Roman Catholic schools and a private school participating. Up to 3389 dollars per year could go to pay for private or parochial schooling for students from the worst public schools, with 58 students qualifying. Opponents argued the plan violates church state separation, and lawsuits have been filed by the NAACP and others.
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Pensacola
Fla
Florida
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NAACP
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Man dies after failing to deploy parachute in jump
In Siloam Springs Arkansas Scott Fletcher Southerland 23 died after not opening his parachute during a Sky Dive Skyranch jump. Police say his reserve lines were cut and he may have intended self harm. Southerland had just been released from jail on a second DWI charge and was an experienced jumper using his own gear.
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Scott Fletcher Southerland
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Gruley
Court voids Ohio civil damages cap overhaul
The Ohio Supreme Court invalidated a 1977 civil justice reform aimed at limiting non economic and punitive damages. Opponents argued it shielded businesses from responsibility while supporters claimed it would lower costs and insurance premiums.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Father and son drown at Wisconsin birthday party
At Point Beach State Park in Two Rivers Wisconsin a family birthday gathering ended in tragedy as a 9 year old boy and his father drowned in Lake Michigan. Deputies say undertows and strong currents pulled them under while cousins escaped to shore and alerted relatives.
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Lake Michigan
Paul Boersma
Zachene
Mammtowoc County
Bonnie Kretsch
Point Beach State Park
Sherif
Kenneth Petersen
Petersen
Man kills family then dies in Porterville fire
Autopsy shows Arnulfo Gonzalez stabbed his wife Erica 23, stepdaughter Monica 11, and daughter Jasmine 3 before setting a fire and killing himself and 3-year-old Alexandra in a Porterville home. Five bodies found in central California residence. motive unknown.
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California
Arnulfo Gonzalez
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Monica
Jasmine
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Bush wins Iowa straw poll as race narrows
The Iowa straw poll confirmed George W. Bush as expected winner with Lamar Alexander dropping out after finishing sixth. Steve Forbes finished second, Elizabeth Dole third, and Pat Buchanan, Gary Bauer, and John McCain also noted among the nine entrants. The event failed to alter the front runners, though Forbes and Bush stressed campaign momentum and funding dynamics.
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George W. Bush
Lamar Alexander
Steve Forbes
Bush
Elizabeth Dole
Gary Bauer
Pat Buchanan
Alexander
Tennessee
John McCain
Arizona
Dan Quayle
South Carolina
McCain
McCain links rhetoric to rise of bigotry after shooting
Senator John McCain condemned sharp, intolerant political rhetoric as fueling bigotry that fueled a Jewish community center shooting that wounded five and a postal worker dead nearby. He warned politicians share blame, urged fewer easy answers, and discussed gun control shifts after recent attacks.
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Anti-Defamation League
Arizona
McCain
John Tower
Tower
Senate
Jewish Community Center
Jewish Center
Columbine High School
Littleton
Colo
Clintons face jumbo mortgage and future earnings outlook
Clinton aides and mortgage experts debate a possible move to a high cost home. estimates place monthly payments around 16 thousand with a 2.2 million mortgage and potential income from books, speaking, and board roles as the White House term ends.
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Cohen
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New York
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Bush weighs mercy for mentally ill killer in Texas
Governor George W. Bush faces a 30 day reprieve decision for Larry Robison, a paranoid schizophrenic convicted of capital murder in 1982. The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles rejected commutation, while opponents urge treatment over execution amid a pattern of mental illness in the case.
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Texas
George W. Bush
Larry Robison
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Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
Bush
Linda Edwards
Abilene
Wichita
Kan
Bruce Gardner
Lake Worth
Gardner
Georgia Ann Reed
Earline Barker
Ms. Reed
Scott
Rickey Lee Bryant
Lois
Amnesty International
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Parole Board
U.S. Supreme Court
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