Woman cannot learn identities in abuse hotline case
In New Haven Connecticut Susan Leventhal failed to obtain names of anonymous callers to a child abuse hot line. A Superior Court judge ruled she has no right to the information and dismissed her suit against the Department of Children and Families. The judge cited statutory protection of caller anonymity.
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Connecticut Department of Children and Families
Susan Leventhal
Robert Hale
Leventhal
Bus driver charged after students call for help
Philadelphia police charged Cedric McMillian, 40, after middle school students aged 10 to 14 used a school bus radio to report the driver passing scheduled stops and refusing to drop them off. Police stopped the bus over an hour after it left Amy Northwest Middle School.
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Philadelphia
Pam Weddington
Marvin Powell
Wpvi-Tv
Cedric McMillian
Amy Northwest Middle School
Army Sgt Maj Gene McKinney Sex Case Closes Closing
Prosecutors wrapped up the court martial of Sgt Maj Gene McKinney at Fort Belvoir outlining that he abused power by sexual harassment of six women. Testimonies included a pregnant woman forced to have sex and a claim of seeking comfort during his wife’s presence at their dying son. McKinney denied the charges and labeled the witnesses liars as deliberations were set to begin.
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Fort Belvoir
Army
Gene McKinney
McKinney
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Star of infomercials charged with fraud and laundering
In Orlando Florida the star of late night infomercials and his wife appeared on charges of fraud and money laundering. Federal authorities froze more than seven million dollars in earnings, blocking bail of 150000 each as lawyers said. They allegedly profited from a get-rich foreclosed real estate scheme via infomercials seminars and tapes.
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Orlando
Fla
Jal
William
Chantal McCorkie
McCorkies
Froscentars
McCorkles
Racial Gaps in Alzheimer Risk Persist Without Key Gene
A Chicago study finds blacks and Hispanics face higher Alzheimer's risk than whites even without the apo E-4 gene. Researchers led by Dr. Richard Mayeux say another biological factor may raise risk, with blacks without the gene four times as likely and Hispanics twice as likely to develop dementia, after accounting for age gender education hypertension and family history.
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Chicago
Richard Mayeux
Columbia University
Divorced couple named legal parents of surrogate child
In Santa Ana California a divorced couple who hired a surrogate mother are ruled the legal parents of the child she produced and the father must pay child support. The appeals court decision was issued on Tuesday.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Fourth District Court of Appeal
Luanne Buzzanca
Jaycee
Louie Buzzanca
John Buzzanca
Buzzanca
Lloyd Bridges dies at 85 ending long acting lineage
Lloyd Bridges, star of Sea Hunt and Airplane!, dies at his Westwood home after a 50 year marriage to Dorothy. He survived Hollywood blacklist era and battled a heart condition since 1992. Beau Bridges remembers his father as family grounded and resilient. The Bridges family plans a private funeral.
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Izzy Mannelbaum
Beau
Jeff
Rales
Bridges
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Jordan
Westwood
UCLA
Lloyd Vernet Bridges Jr
San Leandro
San Francisco
Gary Cooper
Hollywood
Badges
Actors’ Lab
U S envoy accuses Serbs of out of Iaw Kosovo violence
In Pristina, U S special envoy Robert Gelbard condemned Serb forces for brutal disproportionate actions in Kosovo. He said the assault on ethnic Albanian separatists violated the rule of law as 52 civilians were killed. Ethnic Albanians report indiscriminate killings and civilians hiding in woods to avoid capture.
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Robert Gelbard
Kosovo
Gelbard
Pristina
Kosovo Liberation Army
Yugoslavia
Princess Diana healer claim sparks cancer recovery tale
Harper's Bazaar editor Tilberis recounts ovarian cancer and credits Princess Diana with lifting her blood counts after chemotherapy. The Daily Mail excerpt from No Times to Die notes Tilberis's belief Diana helped her return to family and health.
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Princess Diana
Daily Mail
Tilberis
Harper's Bazaar
British Vogue
Diana
Albanians Demand Independence After Kosovo Crackdown
Ethnic Albanians prepared to unearth and rebury dozens of bodies from a mass grave near Prekaz after a police crackdown. They rejected Serbia’s offer of dialogue, insisting on independence as the solution while demanding international forensics to determine causes of death.
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Serbia
Kosovo
Torahim Rugova
United States
Yugoslavia
Prekaz
Srbica
Red Cross cites threats in decision to leave Kosovo
The International Red Cross temporarily pulled foreign staff from Kosovo after repeated threats. Local Red Cross workers remain active. spokesman Kim Gordon-Bates said talks with Yugoslav authorities in Belgrade continue and hope threats will stop soon.
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Kosovo
International Red Cross
Kim Gordon-Bates
Geneva
International Committee of the Red Cross
Gordon-Bates
Belgrade
Tech Valley Initiative Proposed by Albany Chamber
The Albany Colonie Chamber of Commerce urges Upstate to adopt the label Tech Valley to attract tech workers and investors. The planned region would span IBM facilities in Westchester north to Saratoga Springs and west to the Mohawk Valley, highlighting growing software, Internet server, biotechnology and fiber optics firms.
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Albany-Colonie Chamber of Commerce
Upstate
Sitcon Valley
California
Tech
More Kennedy memorabilia goes on the auction block
Guernsey's, a small auction house, will hold a two day sale in Manhattan on March 18 and 19 featuring Kennedy items. The auction includes a presidential bust, John F Kennedy plastic Ace comb, Cuba missile crisis scribblings, Bell System phone card, Oval Office flags, shoehorn, photo with Roger Maris, Jackie Gleason record, racing sloop and two pairs of long johns.
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Roger Maris
Jackie Gleason
Guernsey
Manhattan
Services reject proposal to separate sexes for training
The Army Navy and our Force rejected an influential panel's suggestion to separate men and women in basic training. They argued training must mirror real military life and that six weeks of initial separation would not prepare recruits for the real world. Final decision rests with Defense Secretary Cohen.
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Army
Navy
Defense
William Cohen
Dog Bill Returns After City Tour Gone Wrong
Bill the dog, visiting from Canada with his owner, roamed Manhattan for five days, stopped traffic in the Holland Tunnel, and was struck on the New Jersey Turnpike near Hoboken. Rescued and treated, the 11 year old blue heeler is recovering at an animal hospital.
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Port Authority
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Hoboken
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