Michigan attack on no fault divorce adds to trend
In Lansing Nancy Besemer recalls a brutal marriage and her long battle to leave. Lawmakers push to require grounds such as abuse or infidelity to end no fault divorce, citing protections for children amid a broader conservative drive in several states. Supporters argue no fault is too easy while critics warn of more bitter disputes and obstacles for abused spouses.
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Prosecution rests in Jordan murder case with jewelry video
In Lumberton North Carolina prosecutors wrap their case against Daniel Green 21, presenting a videotape of Green dancing with the victim's jewelry including a Bulls watch NBA ring and MVP ring. Defense expected to start Monday with an estimated two weeks of testimony.
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Dole and Buchanan attack over taxes in New Hampshire race
In Nashua New Hampshire GOP rivals turn to jobs taxes and trade as four days remain before the primary. Dole labels Lamar Alexander tax and spend liberal while Buchanan airs a new ad citing five Dole tax increases. Alexander responds after a downtown Nashua stroll.
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M A S H star McLean Stevenson dies at 66
McLean Stevenson, the M A S H Lt. Col. Henry Blake star, died in Los Angeles at 66 from a heart attack. A Golden Globe winner and Emmy nominee, he left M A S H in 1975 hoping for stardom, later starring in Hello Larry and other attempts before his death. He is survived by wife Ginny, daughter Lindsay, son Jeffrey MacGregor, and sister Ann Whitney.
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NATO raids Bosnian chalet, detains Iranians and Bosnians
NATO forces raided a ski chalet near Fojnica seizing high powered weapons booby traps and detailed plans. Eleven men were detained nine Bosnians and two Iranians including three with Iranian papers. A diplomatic passport holder was released. NATO will hand others to Bosnian authorities ahead of Rome talks.
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Lost Chagall on Display in Nice Museum
Marc Chagall translated Jean de La Fontaine fables into color drenched scenes now shown in a Nice museum. The 1926 Vollard commission never materialized and the works were sold in 1930 with public display rare until now. Curator Sylvie Forestier said finding the works required years of detective work.
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