Investigators say Fuhrman exaggerated claims to impress writer
Los Angeles police investigators told a panel that former detective Mark Fuhrman exaggerated his abuse claims of suspects during the murder trial. A source said Fuhrman boasted to impress screenwriter Laure Hart McKinney while references to police misconduct surfaced. Findings were sent to police officials with a Sept recommendation. punishment would likely be symbolic given his retirement pension.
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Deaths by own action rise among elderly in US
Nearly 75,000 elderly Americans killed themselves between 1980 and the present, about 18 cases per day. The rate rose 9 percent as Dr Mark Rosenberg of the CDC testified before the Senate Special Committee on Aging on Tuesday.
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House Accents Change in IRA Regulations
House and Senate negotiators moved toward a tax bill adding IRA contributions for nonworkers up to 820,000 and restoring a 40 percent aviation excise tax. The plan mirrors Senate terms on funding and extends taxes to December 31, while airline taxes would run through April 15 under current Senate terms. Scientists in Portland report a first confirmed gene linked to a baldness-related condition, ectodermal dysplasia, affecting about 125,000 Americans and potentially illuminating why baldness occurs.
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Jury of headlines, no. Jewell key in Olympic bombing saga
A chaotic day of testimony and speculation follows the Centennial Olympic Park bombing. Guard Richard Jewell’s innocence is defended by his lawyer while FBI officials search for suspects. Jewell’s actions after the blast are praised, and questions linger about the timing of police and emergency responses. The park reopens amid memorials and renewed security as the investigation continues.
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Pataki OKs Mace and other self-defense sprays
Governor Pataki signed into law a bill legalizing Mace and other self-defense sprays in New York. The law allows sales to people 18 or older with no felony convictions, with state police maintaining a purchaser record. The move aims to empower law abiding citizens amid concerns over crimes.
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Experts Debate Proof Amid Explosive Traces In Aviation Disaster
Investigators say no conclusive chemical evidence yet ties a blast to the crash. A cargo door found near Kennedy Airport suggests damage. the airliner bound for Paris with 230 aboard decapitated while climbing. Divers describe debris fields like underwater junkyards as recovery nears 171 bodies identified. 165 positively, with 187 returned to families. A second Navy salvage tug arrived to aid search.
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Christian Coalition denies GOP bias in FEC suit
The Christian Coalition led by Pat Robertson faces a Federal Election Commission suit alleging fundraising and ad spending favored conservative politicians. Coalition officials rebut claims as frivolous, while the FEC argues benefits to Bush Helms North North Gingrich Dole and Mack are possible through campaign finance activity.
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Abortion rights split GOP debated at San Diego convention
Abortion rights advocates in the GOP pledge a pro choice stance and public actions while anti abortion factions vow street campaigns and court battles. Grefe and Benham describe a looming party fracture as pro choice supporters push for a platform change and civic demonstrations.
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