Castro and Clinton face Cuba talks on refugee crisis
The Clinton administration seeks limited talks with Fidel Castro to curb Cuban refugee flow via rafts to Florida. Both sides weigh concessions, with Castro aiming to end the embargo and Clinton pressing for irreversible reforms before any easing. The policy debate centers on democracy, economy, and the fate of communism in Cuba.
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Clinton
Fidel Castro
Florida Straits
Castro
United States
Cuba
Florida
Warren Christopher
Washington
Havana
U.S
Head Start case raises occult claims against bus driver
The case centers on Nancy Smith accused of abducting children from a Head Start program while under supervision. The evidence cites no solid link to co-defendant Joseph Allen. no credible adult witness places them together. Despite denials and a lie test, Judge McGough weighs the matter amid sensational accusations.
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Nancy Smith
Houdini
Joseph Allen
McGough
Prejudicial link drawn in defendants' joint trial
A poorly supported effort to link two defendants in a sexual abuse case appears to have shaped jurors' minds. No scene of the crime was found, no witnesses placed the defendants at a building, and tangible evidence was tainted by hearsay and unscreened testimony. The process relied on children's disclosures prompted by adults, investigators, and a psychologist, with key items seized from Joseph Allen's home.
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Joseph Allen
Joel Miller
Miller
Nancy
Joseph
Racism defense still carries a spark of truth
Clarence Page, Chicago Tribune, argues the racism defense linked to black leaders in legal trouble remains telling yet overused. He cites Walter Tucker, Mel Reynolds, Ben Chavis, Clarence Thomas, and others to show how racial solidarity and bias claims influence public perception, while noting progress in minority political chances and scrutiny.
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England
Samuel Johnson
Walter R. Tucker
Tucker
Los Angeles
Marion Barry
Q.J. Simpson
Mike Tyson
Mike Jackson
Mike Tucker
Mel Reynolds
D-Il
Chicago
Reynolds
Rhodes
Ben Chavis
NAACP
Black Entertainment
Lynch
Chavis
New York
Jewish Forum
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
Thomas
James Michael Curley
Boston
Curley
Barry
District of Columbia
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
House of Representatives
Clarence Page
Chicago Tribune
Time magazine chastised for infidelity genetics stance
A columnist argues Time magazine's cover claiming infidelity is genetic misleads readers by overstating biology's role in sexual behavior. It contrasts promiscuity with self-control, cites Darwin and sociobiology, and urges media to promote personal responsibility and moral self-regulation.
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Time Magazine
America
Time
Robert Wright
Wright
Charles Darwin
United States
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