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News UK High Court lifts order against resuscitating brain-damaged baby
UK High Court lifts order against resuscitating brain-damaged baby
Holly Manges Jones
October 21, 2005 01:37:00 pm

The parents of a brain-damaged girl in the United Kingdom won a partial victory Friday when a High Court judge lifted a non-resuscitation order if she were to fall seriously ill. The judge's decision came on the...

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News Saddam trial technical glitches to be fixed before proceedings resume
Saddam trial technical glitches to be fixed before proceedings resume
Holly Manges Jones
October 21, 2005 01:00:00 pm

Iraqi and US officials are working to repair technical difficulties that occurred during the opening day of the Saddam Hussein trial earlier this week, which was broadcast around the world. Troubles including a courtroom...

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News US oil trading company pleads guilty in Oil-for-Food scandal
US oil trading company pleads guilty in Oil-for-Food scandal
Holly Manges Jones
October 20, 2005 12:34:00 pm

A Virginia oil trading company has pleaded guilty to charges of first-degree grand larceny in connection with the United Nations Oil-for-Food scandal , according to a US prosecutor Thursday. Midway Trading was accused of paying...

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News New alliance proposes amendments to UK religious hate law
New alliance proposes amendments to UK religious hate law
Holly Manges Jones
October 20, 2005 11:38:00 am

An alliance of British writers, comedians, and bishops Thursday proposed amendments they want added to the Racial and Religious Hatred Bill , which was debated last week in the UK House of Lords . Comedic actor...

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News ‘Shoot-to-kill’ provisions of Australia anti-terror proposal questioned
‘Shoot-to-kill’ provisions of Australia anti-terror proposal questioned
Holly Manges Jones
October 20, 2005 11:04:00 am

Australian state leaders warned Thursday that "shoot-to-kill" provisions in the country's anti-terrorism proposals could lead to another wrongful police shooting similar to the one by British officers who incorrectly identified a Brazilian citizen as a...

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News Bush ‘faith-based initiative’ wins victory, though legal challenges continue
Bush ‘faith-based initiative’ wins victory, though legal challenges continue
Holly Manges Jones
October 20, 2005 10:13:00 am

President Bush's "faith-based initiative" to get taxpayer funding to religious charities won a legal victory recently when a US federal judge ruled that religious groups are able to hire and fire employees based on their religious beliefs and practices,...

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News Ukraine prosecutor claims he was fired for investigating president’s wife
Ukraine prosecutor claims he was fired for investigating president’s wife
Holly Manges Jones
October 20, 2005 09:32:00 am

Recently fired Ukrainian Prosecutor General Svyatoslav Piskun is claiming his termination last month was a direct result of an investigation he launched into the expenditures of the wife of Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko . Piskun was looking into...

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News Former Australian PM bashes new anti-terror laws
Former Australian PM bashes new anti-terror laws
Holly Manges Jones
October 20, 2005 09:07:00 am

Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser Wednesday voiced his strong opposition to new anti-terrorism proposals from current Prime Minister John Howard , which were leaked by an Australian state leader...

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News Federal judge rules trustee not responsible for losses in UAL employee stock plan
Federal judge rules trustee not responsible for losses in UAL employee stock plan
Holly Manges Jones
October 13, 2005 12:22:00 pm

A federal judge has ruled that State Street Bank and Trust Company will not be held responsible for major losses in a United Airlines (UAL) employee stock-ownership plan. Over 70,000 United employees and retirees filed...

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News Lebedev lawyers ask for client location, documents on possible charges
Lebedev lawyers ask for client location, documents on possible charges
Holly Manges Jones
October 13, 2005 11:52:00 am

Lawyers for Platon Lebedev, business partner of jailed Russian oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky , said Thursday that they have asked the Russian General Prosecutor's Office for information on the whereabouts of their client and have also requested...

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Bruno Hauptmann executed for kidnap, murder of Lindbergh baby

On April 3, 1936, Bruno Hauptmann was executed by electric chair for the kidnapping and murder of the Charles Lindbergh baby.

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