Court stalls Kevorkian trial over death intent
Michigan Supreme Court halted jury selection in the Jack Kevorkian case and sent the appeal on whether prosecutors must prove he intended two patients to die. Oakland County jurists had required proof of intent, while prosecutors seek to avoid this element. The two patients named were Sherry Miller and Marjorie Warttz. Kevorkian faces up to five years for each of two counts if convicted.
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Carl Stokes political career and life timeline outlined
The article chronicles Carl Stokes’s elections in 1967 and 1969, refers to his 1968 Glenville shootout fallout, and outlines his later roles as New York news anchor, mayoral judge, and details his family, upbringing, marriage to Raisa, and children. It notes his education and early career, including law practice with his brother.
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County 4-H Endowment Nears $100000 Goal
WELLINGTON Lorain County 4H Endowment Fund Committee moves toward a 100000 goal by 2000 after reaching 66000 at its annual dinner and silent auction. About 200 attendees at the Lorain County Fairgrounds 4‑H Hall. Bake sale and raffle added. More than 6000 raised. Indians tickets drew strong bidding at about 20 dollars each.
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Remembered Stokes shaped politics and race relations
Lorain officials and citizens recall Carl Stokes as a trailblazing Cleveland mayor who calmed riots, stirred minority political participation, and inspired colleagues. Clergy, journalists, and lawyers describe his calm leadership, charisma, and fair judicial demeanor across decades.
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Clinton cancels noon Justice Department appearance after crash
President Clinton canceled a noon appearance at the Justice Department to discuss anti gang programs following a crash. He had planned a three day trip to Bosnia and Croatia to meet troops, officials and business leaders. The broader aim was to spur American business involvement in rebuilding the region, with the project estimated at 5.1 billion dollars. Brown described rebuilding as essential to peace and stability through economic development in line with other U.S. peace efforts.
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Palestinian Territories
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