Imelda Marcos Trial Delayed For A Week In New York
Imelda Marcos will stay in recess for seven days after a judge ordered a short break for rest. Judge John Keenan said the trial would resume next Tuesday following a report from her private physician that she is OK but could use a few days off. Marcos, 66, collapsed at the defense table and was hospitalized with an acid-related stomach condition but released.
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Lawyer indicted in securities fraud case after offshore crash
Nash County grand jury indicted Thomas Root, Sonrise Management Services, Telemedia Inc, and three other men on 2,695 counts total. Root handled radio license applications for Sonrise investors before the FCC. Indictments allege unregistered securities and agents, false sales practices, and conspiring to violate securities laws.
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Court rules out earrings for male cops in Peotone
A federal appeals court in Chicago ruled that male police officers in Pentone Illinois have no constitutional right to wear earrings on or off duty. The ruling stems from a civil rights suit by two Peotone officers who were reprimanded after getting ear piercings and wearing studs.
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Fans vigil as Jackson undergoes hospital tests
Fans gather outside a Santa Monica hospital where Michael Jackson is under tests to determine chest pain. One fan was arrested for violating a court order. Dr Mark Zatzkis said Jackson rests comfortably and doctors will review results today.
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Gorbachev’s West visit tests Soviet reform and politics
The Soviet leader pursues perestroika amid domestic upheaval while clashing with U.S. lawmakers over double standards. He secures a tentative trade pact, faces Yeltsin’s rise, and weighs how Kremlin reform reshapes international leverage and American policy.
Roh to meet with Bush Wednesday
Roh arrives in San Francisco for first post partition talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev and North Korea, aiming to restore ties and push for shared openness. He expects to brief President Bush in Washington on the Moscow Seoul dialogue with U.S. officials present. Demonstrators urge limits on improving relations with the Soviet Union.
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Presidents Bush and Gorbachev seal historic boundary deal
The heads of the United States and the Soviet Union signed a 123 year old accord during their summit, settling the 1 600 mile Alaska Siberia boundary that dates to 1867 when Seward paid 7 2 million for Russian territory. In San Francisco Raisa Gorbachev joined routine touring with Nancy Reagan, briefly veering into a rapid people’s diplomacy circuit that bewildered staff as her limousine roved through Chinatown and Fisherman’s Wharf after Stanford visits.
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