Question of fault in Princess Diana crash probe in Paris
Witnesses photographers and lawyers gathered at Paris court for a closed hearing to determine fault in the August 31 crash in a tunnel that killed Diana, Dodi Fayed, and chauffeur Henri Paul. Tests indicated Paul was drunk. nine photographers and a press motorcyclist face formal investigations for manslaughter and aiding a person in danger.
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Actor Bob Denver Arrested Over Marijuana Possession
Bob Denver, star of Gilligan's Island, was arrested near Princeton West Virginia after a marijuana package was delivered to his home. He faced marijuana possession charges, released on a $1,000 bond, and could face up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. Denver, 63, apologized for the incident. Lt Bruce McNeil described him as remorseful.
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Navy cancels Gulf shore leave amid threats to troops
The Navy orders ships in the Persian Gulf to forgo shore leave as caution rises after threats to U S forces. Vice Admiral Thomas Fargo of the 5th Fleet in Bahrain led the action, synchronized with the Khobar Towers bombing anniversary and reports of Osama bin Laden threats.
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High court unlikely to hear Clinton case before recess
The court may not hear urgent appeals this month on forcing Clinton aide Bruce Lindsey and two Secret Service officers to testify. The White House urges normal appellate review. Starr seeks testimony on possible criminal acts and obstruction of justice. The delay risks impacts on the Starr report and possible impeachment timing with Congress.
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Nichols and McVeigh bomb trial echoes in Oklahoma City
Survivors and relatives of bombing victims greet the sentencing in Oklahoma City as Terry Nichols receives eight concurrent six year terms for manslaughter and uproots the case as a constitutional crime. Prosecutors seek life without parole while Nichols faces possible state death penalty charges.
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