Bailey ordered to return 2 million in fees and pay 3 million more
Federal jury found disbarred attorney F. Lee Bailey took 2 million in fees that should have gone to the U S government and ordered him to repay it plus 3 million in damages. The verdict follows claims tied to fees from failed fraud cases involving William McCorkle and his wife.
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Orlando
Fla
F. Lee Bailey
Aes
Bailey
Patty Hearst
Dr. Simpson
Batley
William McCorkle
Cayman Island
McCorkle
Ten-year-old charged in Woodbridge library murder
A 10-year-old boy is charged with murder and related crimes for luring 33 year old Amir Beeks from a library in Woodbridge New Jersey, beating him with a baseball bat, sexually assaulting him and dumping him in a ditch. Prosecutor Bruce Kaplan says the motive is unclear and the child cannot be tried as an adult.
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Woodbridge
N.J
Amir Beeks
Middlesex County
Bruce Kaplan
Kaplan
Colonia
Amir
House approves Amber Alert system amid sex offense dispute
The House and Senate approve funding for a national Amber Alert network to broadcast kidnap notices nationwide. The package includes Code Adam alerts and stronger sex-offense measures, but House provisions may delay full implementation pending a conference committee.
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House
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
James Sensenbrenner
Wis
Allon
Bush
Martin Frost
Texas
Anti-war protesters block Fifth Avenue in New York
Hundreds of demonstrators halted three blocks of Manhattan's Fifth Avenue in a die-in protest against the war. Police used plastic handcuffs on about 150 protesters refusing to rise. a lane reopened after about 30 minutes. A counterprotester sign read Traitors have you forgotten Sept 11.
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New York
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Saks
M27
Tiffany's
Johannah Westmacott
New overtime rules could shift pay for millions of workers
Washington proposes major updates to white and blue collar classifications under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The plan would expand overtime eligibility for about 22 million workers while cutting overtime for roughly 645,000 high paid professionals. Industry groups urge caution, noting reclassification risks and ongoing lawsuits push for change.
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Washington
Labor Department
American Bar Association
Nick Clark
United Food and Commercial Workers Department
Man arrested after alleged attack and killings in Georgia and Virginia
Adrian Robinson 25 was arrested Thursday in Norfolk Virginia after allegedly abducting his father and two nuns in Hamilton Georgia and Virginia Beach Virginia. Sister Philomena Fogarty 64 was found murdered with body parts missing and nun Luci Kristofik 72 survived. Robinson had fled after the incidents and was caught at a Norfolk Burger King by a worker who alerted police.
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Hamilton
Georgia
Adrian Robinson
Burger King
Norfolk
Philomena Fogarty
Ronnie Madden
Christ the King Catholic Church
Fogarty
Philomena
Madden
Robinson
Henry
Luci Kristofik
Kristofik
Virgina Beach
Chris Aros
Second Smallpox Vaccine Deaths Prompt CDC Caution
A second health care worker died of a heart attack after smallpox vaccination as officials probe links to cardiac issues in 17 inoculated people. CDC warns those with heart disease to delay vaccination. New York paused shots. an Institute of Medicine panel questions program pace and urges compensation for injuries. a Capitol Hill vote was canceled amid party concerns.
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Washington
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
New York State
CD41
Institute of Medicine
Capitol Hill
House
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