McKinney jury to decide sentence after mixed verdict
McKinney faces sentencing after a court martial found him guilty of obstruction of justice for pressuring Sgt. Maj. Brenda Hester and five other accusers to lie about sexual misconduct. He was acquitted on 18 charges but could face up to five years in prison and other penalties. sentencing is set for Monday.
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Lawyers for Paula Jones file Clinton misconduct allegations
Paula Jones's lawyers urge the court to consider accusations of misconduct by President Clinton. The deposition includes Jones claiming discrimination at work and retaliation while Lewinsky denies any sexual relationship. Witnesses describe encounters with Clinton, with Willey recalling inappropriate conduct during a job request.
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Gingrich says he will seek House top job in 2000
Newt Gingrich told GOP lawmakers he intends to run for speaker again in 2000 and serve until January 2003 amid speculation he may pursue the Republican presidential nomination in 2000. He said in a Friday letter to House colleagues that he plans to stay active and avoid premature political maneuvering.
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James Earl Ray Recovers From Coma In Nashville
James Earl Ray, the convicted killer of Martin Luther King Jr., woke from a two day coma and is in critical condition in Nashville Tenn. He is 70 and suffers from cirrhosis of the liver and has been in and out of hospitals since December 1996. Ray, serving a 99 year term for the 1968 Memphis murder, underwent hernia surgery last month and was returned to prison 12 days later.
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Minister Cleared in Gay Marriage Trial in Nebraska
Rev Jimmy Creech, a United Methodist minister from Kearney Nebraska, was found not guilty by a Nebraska panel of ministers on charges of disobeying church rules by performing a lesbian union ceremony. The verdict could influence how the denomination interprets gays policy.
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Brubaker describes Slater’s jail release in La Verne Calif
Slater left jail with his attorney for a fresh change of clothes and told about 30 onlookers that he was excited to rejoin society. He began his sentence January 14 in a suburban jail, performing tasks like cleaning toilets and washing cars. He pleaded no contest to battery and drug charges from an August incident involving a bar fight and a police officer.
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Kennedy still seen as major player despite leaving Congress
Boston report notes with men like Michael Goldman and Sen. John Kerry predicting Joe Kennedy II may return to politics. Kennedy, 45, said he will not seek a seventh Congress term and plans to focus on family and Citizens Energy Corp. while weighing possible future runs for governor or Senate.
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West Newsline Weather Codes Guide
Weather data guide lists NewsLine codes for forecasts warnings and travel reports. Local toll free numbers cover Auburn Weedsport Oswego and Pulaski with 10 minute updates and tips from Red Cross and a student trivia question.
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