Texan accused of running prostitution ring kills self
James A Bunch 46 was charged with aggravated promotion of prostitution after a two year operation of Aimes Escorts using a state office. He killed himself early Friday in the agency parking lot. Police found a .38 pistol and written material in his truck. The case raises probes into clients and possible others involved in the operation.
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Reno orders mediators in anti gay harassment case Ovett Mississippi
Attorney General Janet Reno dispatched Justice Department mediators to Ovett Mississippi to help resolve threats and harassment surrounding Camp Sister Spirit run by two lesbians. The case centers on a feminist camp on a 120 acre site and a community split with Baptist leaders opposing the camp. The move marks increased federal involvement in gay rights disputes and follows threats received by the campers and calls for legal action to close the camp.
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National
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