Reporter charged with sexual contact with minors
A Cincinnati television reporter Stephen Hill age 45 was charged with eight counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor. Police say the incidents occurred over three years with four youths aged 14 to 18. Hill was hospitalized after police entered his home and took him into custody Friday night.
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Iraqis Reach Interim Constitution Agreement After Ashoura
Iraqi Governing Council members reported full agreement on each article of the draft interim constitution. The document would recognize Islam as a source of legislation, allow a Kurdish autonomy framework within a unitary Iraq, and reserve 25 percent of provisional seats for women. Bremer must approve after a Shiite festival ends. A separate clash near Karbala left a bus sprayed with gunfire at a checkpoint.
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Fear and safety nag at U S food supply amid scares
Nationwide worries rise over mad cow disease bird flu tainted onions and polluted farm salmon. Consumers hedge bets with organic meat and produce though many remain confident about overall safety.
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Chow Yun-fat sues over injury report in Hong Kong tabloid
Asian action star Chow Yun-fat files a defamation lawsuit against Easy Finder in Hong Kong over a Jan report claiming he sought treatment for an injury during filming. The suit says Chow is healthy and harmed his career, seeks damages and a publication injunction. Easy Finder declined to apologize.
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States wrestle with federal gay marriage amendment push
The Associated Press reports a national debate on amending the U S Constitution to ban gay marriages. State legislators face hurdles as 19 states pursue or discuss bans while battles unfold in Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts. Analysts warn of a high hurdle requiring multiple majorities before any federal amendment could pass.
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