Tyson Rape Conviction Faces Delayed Appeal Bail Decision
Tyson remains jailed as Indiana Court of Appeals wants trial transcripts before ruling on bail. Prosecutor says Tyson could buy his freedom and depart the country, while defense asserts his fame makes flight unlikely. The 25 year old was sentenced to six years for July rape. judge denied bail fearing flight or further assault. Dershowitz argues Tyson is too well known to flee, countered by government that he is rich enough to leave.
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Court blocks donation of baby's organs in Florida
An appeals panel in Fort Lauderdale upheld a lower court ruling that a baby born with an undeveloped brain must not be declared brain-dead for organ donation. Parents Justin Pearson and Laura Campo plan to seek further appeal to the Florida Supreme Court.
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NASA scientist hails shuttle data from Atlantis mission
NASA scientist Marsha Torr says the Atlantis crew will still amass extensive atmospheric and environmental data on their eight day mission despite the loss of an electron beam gun used to create artificial auroras. A blown battery fuse disabled the beam gun Thursday forcing schedule changes.
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Moscow bus hijackers swap eight hostages for convicts
Heavily armed hijackers who seized a Moscow bus and held 18 hostages exchanged eight captives for the release of two convicts. Two gunmen, possibly armed with submachine guns and grenades, had demanded to fly to Iraq, Jordan, or Turkey and headed toward a Chechen region near the Georgian border after a shootout. A third gunman reportedly died by suicide. officials said no other casualties.
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US buys Russian tech to aid post USSR economy
The White House announced a deal with Russia allowing the United States to purchase advanced technology not developed in the United States at bargain prices. Russia seeks money as its economy falters, while the US hopes to build a long list of such deals and stabilize CIS aid.
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Budget boosts for OCC center and SUNY projects approved
OCC may gain budgetary support to complete a center by summer 1995 to expand mechanical, electrical, architecture and automotive technology, business administration and radio-television. The capital plan also funds SUNY ESF design, road and bridge work in Onondaga County, Syracuse projects, prison renovations, and a multi million expansion for SUNY Cortland and Syracuse University facilities.
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Philadelphia AIDS suspect accused of sex with teens
Edward Savitz, 50, a Philadelphia actuarial firm vice president, held on $3 million bail after arrest on charges of sex with hundreds of teenage boys aged 15 to 19. Police found him with two 15-year-olds in his Wanamaker House apartment. District Attorney Lynne Abraham said the abuse may span several years. Police described Savitz as drawn to teens as "Uncle" and noted heavy traffic of youths visiting his apartment. Authorities said it was unlikely he infected any victim with AIDS.
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Ex-speaker Miller gets probation in mail fraud case
Former New York Assembly Speaker Mel Miller, 52, received three years of probation and a $25,000 fine after pleading guilty to being a fool and acknowledging past sloppy conduct. Jay Adolf, 50, also received probation and a $10,000 fine for defrauding clients of $300,000 on co op resales. Judge Dearie called the case a personal tragedy.
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Government sums up its case against Gotti
Prosecutors describe John Gotti and the Gambino family as a criminal business where murder sustains order and profits. Assistant U.S. Attorney John Gleeson says murder is the heart and soul of the enterprise as the government wraps its case and the defense readies closing arguments.
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Snow and cold linger with mixed weekend forecast
The National Weather Service warns of light tonight snow adding to a record season, followed by a sunny Sunday mix. Lows near 20, highs in the 40s through Monday and Tuesday. Farwell Texas reports a tornado event with damage and downed trees and power. central Texas records up to 3 inches of rain.
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