New York weighs ban on condoms as evidence in prostitution
Sex workers seek a law to bar police from confiscating condoms for evidence in prostitution, arguing fear of harassment reduces condom use. A report finds some workers carry fewer or no condoms due to police deterrence, while others say police sometimes seize condoms without arrest. State Senator Velmanette Montgomery aims for committee review in the Senate. Assembly has passed similar measure.
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Bin Laden widow and family face deportation from Pakistan
Bin Laden's three widows and nine children, detained after the May 2 Abbottabad raid, were scheduled for deportation to Saudi Arabia overnight. They were later convicted of illegal entry and residence in Pakistan and given a 45 day sentence with credit for time served.
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Nudist Beach Clash Prompts Wisconsin Beach Access Clampdown
The Wisconsin DNR plans to close wooded areas around a Mazomanie river beach to curb public sex and nudity after years of lax enforcement. Residents report explicit acts in the woods while officials hope the closures will push visitors to stay in view and restore decorum. Up to 70 000 visitors have used the beach in peak summers according to the wire report.
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Wis
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Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
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Companies to pay 14.8M in FEMA trailer settlement
About 21 trailer makers or insurers will fund a 14.8 million class action settlement over formaldehyde exposure in FEMA travel trailers used after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005. Louisiana Texas Alabama and Mississippi residents may participate with court approval.
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Gerald Meunier
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U.S
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FEMA
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Alabama
Mississippi
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Michigan lottery winner charged with welfare fraud
Amanda Clayton, 25, faces felony charges for collecting food stamps and public medical benefits after winning a $1 million lottery and taking a $735,000 lump sum. She pled not guilty and awaits a May 1 hearing as prosecutors cite new state law requiring lottery winnings reporters to notify welfare officials.
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Mich
Michigan
Amanda Clayton
Clayton
Rick Snyder
Human Services Department
Bill Schuette
Detroit
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Schuette
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Stanley Wise
Wise
Associated Press
Euline Clayton
Amanda
Michigan Human Service
Maura Corrigan
Afghan pressure for annual U S funding in strategic pact
Afghan President Hamid Karzai raised a demand for a specific yearly U S commitment to fund Afghan security forces as part of a long awaited strategic partnership. The conflict has slowed talks ahead of a NATO Chicago conference and U S withdrawal plans in 2014.
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Afghanistan
United States
U.S
Hamid Karzai
Washington
Karzai
Chicago
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