Courts refuse to lift stay of execution in Tennessee
Tennessee courts deny the state attorney general’s bid to lift a stay for Paul Dennis Reid, a 1997 killer of seven at Shoney’s Captain D’s McDonald’s and Baskin Robbins sites. A federal judge requires a competence hearing over his right to pursue appeals, with no action expected tonight and a new date set if not executed by midnight.
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Tennessee couple sentenced to life for killing businessman
A Tennessee judge imposed life terms for Jennifer Annette Holloway and Edens after a jury deadlocked on death penalty. They admitted luring 71 year old Jim Cockman from his Sevierville home to steal his SUV Rolex watch and cash, claims of murder made to conceal the crime. Cockman, a former Sara Lee executive, was found in a freezer.
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Confrontation Ended in Hostage Incident Near Las Vegas
Police said hostage taker Allgood tried to use a child as leverage at a toy store near a security checkpoint. He grabbed the boy, fled into the security area, released the child briefly to lunge at his parents, then was stopped by officers. Separately, Sen. Craig proposed a moratorium on arsenic enforcement for small water systems serving 10,000 customers or less to ease financial burdens.
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Riverside Christian School seeks ruling against UC admissions policy
A Los Angeles federal judge tentatively allows Calvary Chapel Christian School of Murrieta and six students to pursue a discrimination suit against the University of California over admissions rules. The plaintiffs, linked with a group representing about 4,000 Christian schools, allege UC policies infringe free speech and religious rights.
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