Man released after DNA clears 19 years in Utah rape murder
Brace Dallas Goodman, 54, walked from Utah State Prison in Draper after DNA tests showed semen from two men not him in the 1984 killing of Sherry Ann Fales Williams. A judge dismissed the conviction as prosecutors said they would not retry.
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Fallujah Assault Deepens as U S Forces Enter City
U S troops pushed into central Fallujah blasting insurgent fronts with jets helicopters and cannon while Iraqi forces followed. Casualties rose with 10 U S and two Iraqi security personnel killed. militants fired from alleys and streets as a broadcast urged attacks. A Sunni cleric boycott to elections threatened legitimacy and a Baghdad curfew was imposed to seal the capital.
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Arafat’s condition worsens as death talks rise
Palestinian leaders plan for a possible death of Yasser Arafat. They discuss burial at the Muqata in the West Bank and turning the headquarters into a shrine if he dies. Nabil Shaath says Arafat remains on life support with heart and lungs functioning.
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Bush asks high court to block Oregon assisted death law
The Bush administration seeks Supreme Court review to halt Oregon's Death with Dignity Act, arguing physician assisted suicide is not a legitimate medical practice. The case centers on federal authority over doctor practices and the conflict with state law approved by voters in 1998.
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Judge replaces juror in Laci Peterson case
A juror in the Laci Peterson murder trial was removed for allegedly researching the case and replaced with an alternate as the judge ordered the panel to restart deliberations. The judge did not reveal specifics of the juror’s conduct, but said all questions of fact must be decided only from trial evidence. The replacement, a bank employee in her forties, drew attention for attentiveness to the defense and emotional responses during testimony. Peterson, 24, faces two counts of murder in the deaths of his wife and the fetus she carried, with prosecutors alleging he killed Lael around Christmas Eve and disposed of her body from his boat.
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Airlines impose tests after water taints found on planes
The government requires sanitation upgrades and expanded testing after federal investigators detected harmful bacteria in water aboard airliners. The EPA will sample 169 aircraft at 14 airports with results published by year end. planes with contamination must be disinfected within 24 hours if outside the United States extensions apply.
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