Judge rejects gag order in Jackson molestation case
In Santa Monica Superior Court Judge David Rothman refused to impose a gag order on attorneys in the Michael Jackson child molestation suit, saying it would not curb publicity. Lawyers pledged to avoid releasing videotape, minors testimony, security details, and psychiatric records while conducting themselves ethically.
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New York approves workers compensation reform bill
The New York Legislature gave final approval to a workers compensation reform bill aimed at lowering premium rates for businesses and moving injured workers into managed care. After protests from labor, a compromise will gradually enroll workers, with about 24 percent of the workforce eligible for managed care after two years and a state panel to select participating businesses.
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Top contender for civil rights job bows out
Washington lawyer John Payton withdrew his name for assistant attorney general for the Civil Rights Division after insufficient support from Black members of Congress. Some Congressional Black Caucus members questioned his voting record and experience in enforcing voting rights.
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Disenchanted U S Officials Weaken Support for Aristide
Washington officials privately grumble at Aristide for scuttling Robert Malval’s return plan. They express tepid support while pursuing efforts to reinstall the exiled Haitian leader, warning his inflexibility risks a lasting crisis. The dispute centers on a cross section conference intended to ease his return from exile.
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North Korea Rejects U S Nuclear Deal Offer
North Korea denounces the Clinton administration package deal offering limited rewards for allowing inspectors back into its nuclear sites. The Foreign Ministry said there is nothing new and accused Washington of artificial obstacles to diplomacy. South Korean and American officials noted private optimism but warned of pending UN sanctions unless North Korea returns to full inspections and dialogue.
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Senators Pressure Packwood to Resign Amid Misconduct Allegations
Portland report notes growing Republican and Democratic calls for Bob Packwood to resign after sexual misconduct accusations and possible obstruction of a congressional inquiry. Senate leaders, Justice and ethics committees engage over diaries and subpoenas while some colleagues urge resignation.
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Passerby helps residents flee burning building
A passerby pulled two adults from a Syracuse apartment fire on Midland Avenue before firefighters arrived. Daryl Bell, 46, ran inside despite danger, broke first floor windows with his bare hands, and helped a man outside before returning for others. One resident escaped, while others sought temporary shelter as Red Cross aided families and collected donations.
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Five year old accused killer dubbed Little Murderer
In Bihar’s Purenderpur a 5-year-old boy allegedly clubbed three children to death when they refused noisy games outside a hut. An 18 month old died on scene while siblings aged 9 and 6 perished later. The family abandoned the boy amid fears of revenge as authorities say the case tests Indian law for minors under six. Local officials seek social welfare help.
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Cuomo weighs bond funds for prisons and life terms
Cuomo suggested bond money could fund prison needs including weapons and high tech gear while also considering mandatory life sentences for repeat violent felons. His criminal justice director said such life terms are being seriously considered, with a Senate bill already introduced. A parole officer interview and comments from state officials highlighted the push for swifter punishment and costly crime-fighting projects.
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Surgeon General's son faces felony drug charge
Kevin M. Elders, 26, son of Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders, is the subject of a Little Rock police warrant on a felony drug possession charge. Police Lt. Holladay said the warrant was issued Wednesday as the elder Elders advised reporters to contact his attorney. The family said they support him as relatives while awaiting legal action.
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