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LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Jurors in Phil Spector’s upcoming murder retrial should be allowed to hear testimony about blood evidence and the autopsy of the actress he is accused of shooting, prosecutors argued in court documents. The Los Angeles County district attorney’s office opposed a motion by Spector’s lawyers to exclude testimony presented at the music [...]
- Ex-mayor who lied about Army record to face judge
By GEOFF MULVIHILL Associated Press Writer MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. (AP) _ Robert Levy’s record in the Vietnam War was impressive: two Army tours and several honors, including a Bronze Star. It just wasn’t as impressive as he claimed. Decades of lies caught up with him when he was mayor of Atlantic City, where four of the last nine [...]
- In Portland, Ore., parking laws include police
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) _ Portland police are not above the parking laws, even if they’re hungry. Officer Chadd Stensgaard, who parked his patrol car illegally while making a dinner-break stop at a Japanese restaurant, must pay a $35 fine, Traffic Court Judge Terry Hannon ruled Wednesday. The infraction came to light thanks to Eric Bryant, who was [...]
- Killings turn focus on San Francisco sanctuary law
By PAUL ELIAS Associated Press Writer SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ The scene repeats itself daily on city streets: a driver gets stuck bumper to bumper, blocking an intersection and preventing another car from turning left. But authorities say that was enough to cause Edwin Ramos to unload an AK-47 assault weapon on a man and his two sons, [...]
- Reports of wire taps emerge in Drew Peterson case
By DON BABWIN Associated Press Writer CHICAGO (AP) _ Two friends of former police officer Drew Peterson told a newspaper he made incriminating statements during secretly taped conversations following the disappearance of his fourth wife — claims that Peterson denies. “If they recorded me for seven months, it’s going to clear me more than it’s going to hurt [...]
- Texas grand jury indicts polygamist sect members
By MICHELLE ROBERTS Associated Press Writer ELDORADO, Texas (AP) _ Polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs, already convicted in Utah of rape as an accomplice and awaiting trial in Arizona on other charges related to underage marriages, is now accused of assaulting a girl in Texas in January 2005. A grand jury in this tiny western Texas ranching community [...]
- Railroad to pay $102 million after Calif. wildfire
By DON THOMPSON Associated Press Writer SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) _ Union Pacific Railroad Co. has agreed to pay $102 million for a huge California wildfire sparked by its workers in what federal officials described Tuesday as a precedent-setting case. U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott said the settlement marks the U.S. Forest Service’s largest damage recovery for a wildfire. The Omaha, [...]
- Judge to lift ban on building Calif sports center
By MICHELLE LOCKE Associated Press Writer BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) _ A planned sports center at the University of California at Berkeley that ignited a tree-sitting protest moved a step closer to reality when a judge gave campus officials the go-ahead to build. Ruling late Tuesday, Alameda County Superior Court Judge Barbara Miller said her previous injunction blocking construction [...]
- Man convicted of hate crime for accosting Wiesel
By MALIA WOLLAN Associated Press Writer SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ A New Jersey man who once claimed insanity was convicted Monday of a hate crime for accosting Nazi death camp survivor and scholar Elie Wiesel in a hotel elevator. Eric Hunt, 24, was convicted in San Francisco Superior Court of one felony charge of false imprisonment with a [...]
