Boston con woman recaptured after courtroom water claim
Cris tal Campbell, 29, was arrested at a friend’s apartment in Dorchester, Boston, after a hearing on identity fraud where she claimed she was about to give birth. A test showed she was not pregnant, and she faced over 70 charges with 24 warrants. She was held on $1,000 bail following her arraignment.
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New Hampshire House impeaches chief justice Brock
In a historic vote the New Hampshire House impeached Chief Justice David Brock on four articles linking to a 13 year old phone call and a high profile divorce case. Lawmakers claim Brock influenced judge appointments and misled under oath. Brock was not present at the session.
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Three Fast Food Workers Shot at Captain D's in Smyrna
Police link the deaths of William Tray Snell and two others to a suspected robbery at Captain D's restaurant near Nashville. The 18 year old Snell’s family pleads for answers as investigators search for a motive and suspect details. Scout Myers, 42, of Memphis, is named among the victims.
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Highland Park adopts plan to end racial profiling by police
Highland Park Illinois will implement a consent decree to ban racial factors in stops, install vehicle monitoring, boost diversity training, and publish annual race data from stopped motorists. The agreement, tied to a civil rights suit by the ACLU for two Black residents, aims to set a nationwide model.
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Judge reprimanded for fixing guns on the bench in trial
A Texas state judge, District Judge H Lon Harper, was reprimanded by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct for repairing two Colt revolvers during jury selection in a murder trial. The commission said his conduct failed to maintain dignity and order. Harper noted the gun repairs lasted only a few minutes amid a weeks long selection process and remarked most judges carry guns, suggesting keeping his gun out from under his robe.
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House passes marriage penalty tax cut in Senate showdown
The House backed a 10 year 182 billion marriage penalty tax cut aimed at 25 million married couples. The plan expands the 15 percent bracket, doubles the standard deduction, and raises the earned income credit while preserving child credits. Senate action and a conference are planned before the GOP convention.
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Gore Returns To NAACP Praise In Baltimore
Gore wins strong applause at the NAACP convention, framing contrast with George W Bush over civil rights. He cites affirmative action, education, health care reform, and fighting racial profiling, while Bush defends his record and notes appreciation for the NAACP appearance. The NAACP plans about 8 million for voter registration before the November election.
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Bradley to Endorse Gore at Wisconsin Rally
Former Senator Bradley confirms endorsement of Vice President Gore in Green Bay Wisconsin, signaling unity behind the Democratic ticket. He urges supporters to back Gore’s candidacy and reiterates Bradley’s reform principles from the primaries.
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Bush asks veterans to become mentors
Bush proposes a five year 75 million federal matching grants program to place veterans and retired military personnel with at risk youth in mentoring tutoring and after school efforts. The plan titled Veterans Mission for Youth would be unveiled at a Veterans of Foreign Wars Pennsylvania convention as part of his Northeast swing ahead of the August Republican national convention. Bush criticizes Gore as similar to a Congress at war with him and aims to woo suburban swing voters Catholics and Hispanics.
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Genes account for major cancer types 25 percent
Scandinavian researchers report that genes drive more than a quarter of prostate colorectal and breast cancers. In a study of 44,788 twin pairs from Sweden Denmark and Finland they found genes account for 30 percent of various cancers while risks for identical twins with matched cancers were much higher than fraternal twins but not determinative. The findings challenge the belief that genetics alone will yield cures and stress the role of non genetic factors.
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