Greenwich Beach Access Ruling Could Shape Shoreline Rules
The Connecticut Supreme Court may decide whether Greenwich can limit public access to beaches or require private owners to open them. The ruling could impact dozens of shoreline communities as 36 miles of 78 miles of sandy shores are public while 42 miles remain restricted or privately managed.
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Greenulta
Paes & Jongstand
Greenwich
Gatford Howard
Mel ‘Gunson
Kathie Lee
Frank Hicke
Connecticut
State Department of Environmental
Bus driver finds gun in 5 year old's backpack in Baker Florida
A bus driver found a loaded .380 handgun in a pre-kindergarten boy's backpack on a Baker School bus. A third grader reported the gun, no charges against the child, prosecutors weighing charges against the parent for improper storage.
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Baker School
Hord
Tee
Four Teens Die In Wisconsin Stop Sign Crash
Four teenagers were killed when their car, carrying five teens, ran a stop sign on a rural southeastern Wisconsin road and was struck broadside by a pickup. The pickup driver and one other teen were injured. Authorities found a marijuana pipe in the car and conducted drug tests on the victims. None wore seat belts. Kaukauna High School counselors aided students after the tragedy.
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Calumet County
John Byrnes
Kaukauna High School
Tim Hansen
Hansen
Minn tric charged with shooting teen bicyclist
Three young men faced first degree murder charges in Minnesota after admitting they shot 17 year old Tony Basta as he rode his bicycle near his home on April 26. Police say they had been planning to kill someone for days and laughed after Basta fell dying at Regions Hospital.
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ST. Paul
Mint
Tony Basta
Basta
Regions Hospital
Gunman Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide in Arizona Classroom
In Sierra Vista an estranged husband shot and killed his wife in a Head Start classroom at Carmichael Elementary before taking his own life. About 20 students were evacuated to a separate location for parent pickup as officials clarified whether any children were present during the shooting. police offered no immediate comment.
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Sierra Vista
Ariz
Carmichael Elementary
Sand
Landis
Sierra Vista Public Schools
Flashes on Waco video seen as reflections not gunfire
Final report on a Branch Davidian siege simulation concludes flashes on a side tape were sunlight reflecting off debris and glass. Vector found no gunfire on tapes or collateral imagery and noted no one seen before the April 19 1993 fires that consumed the compound.
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Waco
Texas
Ems
Walter Smith JI
Smith
Vector
Giuliani Says Divorce, Seeks Separation Amid Health Battle
New York mayor Rudy Giuliani announced plans to separate from Donna Hanover while facing prostate cancer. He said political races are not his current priority as Hanover described the marriage strain and confirmed ongoing discussions about a legal separation to protect their children and household security at Gracie Mansion.
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Judith Nathan
Giuliamy
Senate
Millary Rodham Clipton
Giuliani
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Rude
Jeannie Damelides
Hanover
Cristyne
Lategano-Nicholas
NYU & Company
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City Hall
Nicholas Nicholas
Rudy
Friends
Anroimperiene Callem
Nathan
Giuli
Ince
Bruno
Giulian
Donna
Sirs
Gracie Mansion
Sauion
Andi
Donna Hanover
New York
Rudolph Giuliani
Appellate hearing on Elian Gonzalez asylum case in Atlanta
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals panel will hear whether six year old Elian Gonzalez is eligible for asylum against his father’s wishes. The case could determine if the boy stays in the United States for further asylum review or is returned to Cuba. The hearing follows prior denials by immigration authorities and a Miami federal judge.
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Elian Gonzalez
Miami
Cuba
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Lazaro Gonzalez
U.S
Juan Miguel Gonzalez
Elan
Charles Keely
Georgetown University
11Th Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Sith Circuit
Florida
11Th Circuit
United States
Federal
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Juan Miguel Gondalen
Psychiatri
Paulina Kernberg
Wit Iy
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Pan
Joel A. Dubin
Charles R. Wilson
Edmonson
Eee
Great Court
Supreme Cour
Army probes sexual harassment by senior general
Washington officials say the Army inspector general found Lt Gen Claudia Kennedy was subjected to inappropriate advances by Gen Larry Smith in 1996 at the Pentagon. Kennedy’s complaint triggered high level scrutiny, with Smith facing potential discipline as the case moves through the chain of command. Kennedy, a three star officer and one of three women at that rank, has publicly described her experiences but has not released all details.
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Army
Defense Department
Claudha J. Kennedy
Larry G. Smith
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Kennedy
Smith
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