Judge orders release of priest medical records in Shanley case
Middlesex Superior Court Justice Janet Sanders ruled the Rev. Paul Shanley waived privacy by turning over records to the archdiocese. The order requires immediate disclosure of psychiatric and medical files, with a hearing set to decide public access.
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Jury seated in 1963 church bombing murder trial
In Birmingham a mostly white jury panel was seated for the murder trial of Bobby Frank Cherry, 71, a former Ku Klux Klan member charged in the 1963 Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing that killed four black girls. The case ties to Klansmen Blanton, Chambliss and Cash, with Blanton already convicted and Chambliss long dead.
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President backs welfare to work plan in Illinois
In Chicago, President Bush endorses welfare to work reforms and promotes job placement aid for recipients. He highlights a UPS hire as proof of progress while raising 2.2 million for attorney general candidate Jim Ryan. The visit notes implications for the 2004 Illinois governor race.
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