Grandma takes fight to nation's highest court
Inez J Moore fights East Cleveland city code defining family by pursuing her grandson John Moore Jr through the U S Supreme Court. The 3-year-old widow argues the 1988 rule restricts family status to a dependent child and ignores extended kin. She has raised John Jr since his mother died and aided her grandson amid housing and schooling battles with city agencies.
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Cleveland
Inez J. Moore
U.S. Supreme Court
City Hall
John Moore Jr
Webster's
Mra. Moore
East Cleveland
John Jr
Hils
Mra Moore
Dale
Dale Jr
Kirs. Moore
Ita
Ast
Leonard Visel
Frank Murtaugh
Legal Aid Society
Moore
Mogee
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
Murtaugh
Inez
Eoet
Violeta Kael
Four killed as FBI promoted Panther gang warfare report says
A Senate intelligence committee staff report accuses the FBI of directing COINTELPRO actions against the Black Panthers from 1968 to 1971. It says undercover operations helped fuel a gang war with rival groups, contributing to four Panther deaths and multiple beatings. The document condemns tactics as deplorable and cites attempts to disrupt leadership, raids, and disinformation.
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Washington
FBI
Black Panther Party
Panthers
Senate
Chicago
Fred Hampton
Senate Intelligence Committee
Bureau
BPP
Blackstone Rangers
Us, Inc
Los Angeles
FBU
Cointelpro
San Diego
Panther
Ctber Panthers
Indianapolis
Black Panther
San Francisco
Frank Curran
Eldridge Cleaver
Huey Newton
FBT
Blacksboog
Jeff Fort
FHI
Fort
Plots Against King Resurfaced After His Death Revealed
FBI documents cited by the Senate intelligence committee show that a year after Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, the bureau drafted plans aimed at discrediting King and Coretta Scott King. Hoover rejected counterintelligence actions, while the report describes a broader covert drive to undermine King and his legacy across administrations.
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Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
FBI
Senate
Atlanta
Coretta Scott King
Martin Luther King
Senate Intelligence Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Coretta
Hoover
FEE
Congress
Two charged in shooting of Indian leader Means
Two men face attempted murder charges in the shooting of American Indian Movement leader Russell Means and another man on an Indian reservation. The FBI said three others were charged as accessories. Means and AIM member John Thomas were treated for gunshot wounds and listed in satisfactory condition at Sacred Heart Hospital in Yankton, South Dakota.
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Sioux Falls
American Indian Movement
Russell Means
FBT
Fere
Means
AIM
John Thomas
Sater
Sacred Beart Hospital
Yanktee
Ally
William Dankiow
Eras
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Standing, Rock
Bismarck
Severa Bears
Sioux City
Iowa
Minnehaha County
FBI
Michael Weston
James Weddell
Wagner
Computer crooks make big haul
Washington AP report says criminals manipulated government computers to steal about $2 million in 69 cases, with total losses possibly higher. GAO found simple fraud by employees, including entering fake vouchers that produced illicit checks. Some cases involved misused computer time. average government loss per crime showed $44,000. Recommendations urge lighter controls and audits to limit authorized use.
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Washington
Congressional
General Accounting Office
GAO Sai
Congressional Audit Agency
Stanford Research Institute
Actress Louise Lasser Faces Cocaine Charge in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills authorities say Louise Lasser, known for Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, will be arraigned next Wednesday on a felony cocaine possession charge after lab tests confirm a white powder found in her purse. She was arrested following a Saturday altercation at a boutique and two outstanding warrants were located when she was taken into custody.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Louise Lasser
Alo Deadpan
Mary Hartman
Beasty Dist
Ally
Marvyn Kinge
Beverly Hillis
Nise Lasser
Miss Lasser
Hearst in luxury jail awaiting final sentencing decision
Patricia Hearst, 22, settles into daily routine at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in San Diego, undergoing medical and psychological tests while awaiting Judge Oliver J. Carter’s ruling on bank robbery charges. She is kept in a hospital unit with limited contact, enjoys some activities, and has family visits from California.
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San Diego
Patricia Hearst
Ker Wari
J.D. Williams
Uetexdetal Metropolita Correctional Center
Williams
ULS
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Maron
San Francisco
Willams
San Francisco Examiner
Wandolph A. Hearst
San Mario County
Sling
Federal
Agnette
Squeaky” Fromme
Miss Fromme
President Fond
San Mateo
Weekenkls
Miss. Hearst
Lottery Roundup Baltimore and Monessen Draws
In Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery results this week, numbers were announced across several games. Maryland games include five and four digit draws with a notable six digit total and a 1776 Bonus, while Pennsylvania shows Baker’s Dozen Three Digit 245 Five Digit 42350 Six Digit 715099 and other Double Dollars results.
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Baltimore
Marylat
Monessen
Monessen, Pa
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