O'Brien trial fueled by defense expert cross examination
In Phoenix prosecutors pressed a defense consultant as the bishop Thomas O'Brien case moved to cross examination over who was near the vehicle during the June 4 fatality. The issue centers on where Reed was walking when the crash occurred and whether the defense changed its account. The bishop, 68, is charged with leaving the scene after Reed, 43, was killed.
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Kerry moves toward presidential nominating path
U S Senator John Kerry gathers endorsements from Democrats including Gov Baldacci and Senator Mitchell as former rival Dick Gephardt plans to back him. Howard Dean withdraws to Wisconsin while Edwards and Clark seek to slow the surge in a race defined by trade and abortion debates.
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Massachusetts gay marriage ruling prompts legislative pushback
Massachusetts legislators resist the state court ruling on same sex marriage. House Speaker Thomas Finneran seeks to delay effect of the ruling until voters consider a heterosexual marriage amendment, potentially on the 2006 ballot. Some lawmakers propose rational basis for excluding gay couples while extending some benefits to them. Governor Romney urges public input, saying people should decide the definition of marriage.
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Stampede kills 37 at Lantern Festival in Miyun County
At Mihong Park in Miyun County, Beijing, a crowd surge during the Lantern Festival on Thursday night left at least 37 dead and 15 injured. A fall on a grate triggered a chain reaction as revelers packed the area. Premier Wen Jiabao ordered authorities to investigate and assist victims and families.
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U S bans bird imports from eight Asian countries
The United States imposes a temporary ban on imports of birds and uncertified bird products from Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam, and China due to avian flu outbreaks. Processed products with permits and certification are allowed. mass culls and industry losses are cited.
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Jackson family notes accidental actions delay gala remarks
The Jackson family downplays a clothing incident at their father's restaurant gala. Jermaine says the moment appears accidental and not intentional, while Joseph avoids commenting on his daughter and defends the family's unity amid media scrutiny. Brown festival name change and statue plan follow a domestic dispute case. Belichick talks Letterman after Super Bowl win. Tim McGraw lands film role in Friday Night Lights project. Tug McGraw’s death adds context to McGraw family.
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