Teachers Turn Violent Students to Court in Groundbreaking Case
FRANKFORT Kentucky 1993 94 saw teacher Fran Cook pursue legal action after student Andy Bray disrupted her Spanish class and issued a murder themed note. Bray was ordered to pay 8700 for emotional distress and medical bills plus 25000 punitive damages. The article notes a national trend of using courts for classroom discipline, with teachers and unions pushing for a code of conduct and alternative classrooms. Cook retired, plans a fund for threatened teachers, while Deborah Sanville continues to press for stricter behavior and legal responses.
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Tyson's former partner seeks house payoff and higher support
Kimberly Scarborough, mother of Tyson's child, petitions in New York court for a house purchase finalization, braces for more than double child support to 10,000 monthly, and a 1.5 million life policy with the child as beneficiary. She says Tyson met Sept 8 at Don King's Manhattan townhouse and promised a 550,000 New Jersey home, already paid 100,000 down, while Tyson allegedly detained her to sign unseen documents before she was released.
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Last UK Rule Vote Reveals 1997 China Takeover Hope
In a 1990s era scene voters in a British colony expressed their choice as China prepared to assume control in 1997. The tally on pro China legislators reflected tensions over sovereignty and transition plans.
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Papal security surge for John Paul II visit
A massive protective operation surrounds Pope John Paul II as his U S tour from New York to Maryland triggers tight security. The Popemobile is kept secret location while Secret Service leads thousands of agents and detectives in a multi site plan with metal detectors, vehicle escorts, and air surveillance.
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Two black Democrats open to Powell challenge to Clinton
Washington AP reports two prominent black Democrats, former Virginia Gov Douglas Wilder and Rep Kweisi Mfume, hint they could back a Powell bid. Mfume would support the nominee if on the issues, Wilder doubts Powell will run, while Jesse Jackson keeps a long shot option and notes Clinton’s job and education focus. Powell tours for his book and has not declared candidacy or party strategy.
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