Harris family killings raise fears of trauma echoes
In Dryden last week reports of sexual abuse linked to the Harris family murders intensified community fear. A Dec 31 meeting drew residents showing distress similar to wartime trauma, with counselor Harry DeLibero noting PTSD-like reactions among locals.
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Boston race murder case resurfaces after Stuart death
The city reexamines a high profile race murder case as prosecutors and police confront faulty assumptions that pinned the killing on Bennett, a Black man, amid sensational media coverage and disputed grand jury testimonies. The dispute follows Charles J. Stuart's suicide and shifts focus on who killed Stuart's wife.
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Taxpayers foot the bill for congressional autos
A Washington report details several congressmen using taxpayer funded cars. James Walsh, Wood Boehlert, Frank Horton, and David Martin lease or rent vehicles, with Horton noting up to 600 miles per weekend. Vehicle costs come from the same official funds used for staff and office expenses.
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U S rushes to bolster Noriega case
Prosecutors in Miami move to strengthen the Noriega drug trafficking case. Dexter Lehtinen is cited as offering a sweetheart deal to co-defendant LL Col. Luis del Cid in exchange for testimony. Authorities search personnel files and bank records, seeking about 10 million dollars in multiple countries. The evolving effort ties the case to Bush administration influence and Panama’s post invasion information access.
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Legal Battle Over Evidence in Cocaine Case
A central issue in the case is whether search and seizure provisions of U S and international law will allow admission of material seized by U S troops totaling more than 200 pounds of cocaine and at least 3 million dollars in cash.
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US warships move toward Colombia to curb drugs
Reports from Caracol and RCN claim two US Navy ships the USS Kennedy and USS Virginia headed for Colombia to establish a blockade against drug traffickers off the Caribbean coast. Pentagon and embassy officials confirmed ships in the Atlantic but denied a blockade plan while noting operations in international waters and enhanced patrols.
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