Three charged in false sex abuse claim case in Boston
A mother a son and another man were indicted in Boston on charges they fabricating sex abuse claims against a priest to divert 850000 from the Archdiocese. Prosecutors say records show age inappropriate ties dating back over twenty years. the broker involved was not charged.
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Ole Miss elects first black student president
The University of Mississippi elected its first black student body president, Nic Lott, over Walker Scorn by 1,056 to 922 votes. Lott, College Republicans leader, said race did not influence the result amid Ole Miss’s history of racial tension and its current 12 percent black student share among about 10,000.
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Va police shoot suspect after bombings in Dinwiddie
Luis Cristobal, 47, a Cuban citizen, was shot by police Thursday after hiding under Dinwiddie Church of Christ. He had been sought since Feb 7 for planting bombs under two pickup trucks and outside a business, injuring the wife of his estranged partner’s acquaintance. no one at the business was hurt. Bomb squads recovered an explosive, a rifle with ammunition, and a sleeping bag in the crawl space. Cristobal faces attempted murder and explosives charges.
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Woman pleads guilty in case of starving son for religious purity
Salt Lake City report says Kyndra Fink accepts reduced child abuse and assault charges after prosecutors seek up to 90 days in jail and probation. Ex-husband Christopher Fink also pleads guilty to similar charges. their son David was kept on a restricted diet and abducted in 1998. The couple, who claimed the boy was the Christ Child, fled to Montana and later appeared in foster care with a second child born in the woods.
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Gay rights group targets Dr Laura over anti gay rhetoric
Horizons Foundation ran full page ads in San Francisco and Los Angeles papers accusing Laura Schlessinger of harming children by labeling gays as deviants. Schlessinger, broadcast on 500 stations with about 20 million listeners, denied anti gay commentary and cited support for Prop 22 favoring male female marriages in California.
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Bush denies reprieve as Betty Lou Beets executed in Texas
Texas Governor George W. Bush refused a last minute stay for Betty Lou Beets, the 62 year old condemned woman executed by injection in Huntsville. Beets, convicted of fatally shooting her fifth husband Jimmy Don Beets in 1983, argued she was a victim of domestic abuse.
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N Y Senate race turns nasty in Albany contest
A New York Senate race between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Rudolph Giuliani grows bitter with personal barbs and negative ads. Polls show Clinton and Giuliani trading accusations as talk turns to strategy and public image.
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Laura Bush defends husband role in death case
Seattle report outlines Laura Bush defending George W. Bush after a Texas execution carried out despite his refusal to stay the sentence. She emphasizes the law and his duty as governor to uphold it, while noting the personal sacrifices of a presidential campaign. The piece traces her life and public image.
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Bradley Gore clash over environmental record in campaign
In Washington state and New York, Bill Bradley and Al Gore spar over environmental promises and records. Bradley accuses Gore of failing to protect old growth forests and limit offshore drilling, while Gore lauds leadership and cites bipartisan endorsements and improved pollution policies.
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McCain plans to attack Bush on bigotry in N Y campaign
In Albany McCain argues bigotry issue will mobilize New York Catholics. Molinari, campaign head, cites Bob Jones University controversy to frame Bush as insensitive. Separate polls show Bush leading McCain in GOP primary as Pataki defends the Bush team.
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