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Kennedy Smith fingerprinted
PALM BEACH (Florida) US Senator Edward Kennedy s nephew William Kennedy Smith, who surrendered Ie Palwi Beech police on Saturday was fingerprinted and formally charged with rape and botterv pohee said reports Reutew
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walked into the building accompanied by fits mother Jean Kennedy Smith. the
former Prest dent fohn F Kennedy, and
Smith dal not comment on the charges to reporters who s u r rounded hin as he walked from his car He has denied any wrongdo Ing in the al leged March 30 rape h gaily termed sexual batten in Florida at the Kenncdi Family Estatc Willtam Kennedy South officially barged with sexual battery and battery by Palm Beach potter early this afternoon a statement issued by pohee sakl
After posing for a mug shot and being fingerpouted Smith drove to the Palm Heat h country Sheriffs office where hr are* expected post bail and be released.
The alleged victim, a 29 year-old woman toki police she met Smith at a posh Palm Beach bar. then went to the Kennedy Si aside Estate with him for a walk on the bench.
The woman who is the step - daiuglier of a mtlltonatre midwest i nd u st ria test. claims that Smith tackled her. held her down and raped her when she tried to leave the estate
If com feted on the charge of second degree sexual battery Sinitl. .-ouhl I;.-. ip to 15 years u. pr ison. He ulw* faces a battery chaigc winch carries a matiinum penalty ol six months in jail.
Secrecy guarantees in Noriega case sought
MIAMI : The US attorney general's office asked for broad, secrecy guarantees Thursday in the Manuel Noriega case, bringing protests from the defense and the media, reports AP
US District Judge William Hoevelcr granted a closed hearing on requests for certain classified documents, but said court records with secret Information deleted — could be released publicly later.
Noriega s defense has charged that US Intelligence agencies condoned his dealings with drug traffickers In exchange for Information and strategic help tn Central America
Noriega attorney Jon May strenuously protested the secret hearing Thursday, saying the defense had no intention of disclosing anything protected under the Classified Information Procedures Act.
"We want to guarantee General Noriega bls Sixth Amendment. constitutionally mandated right to a public trial." May sakl
Noriega sat quietly during the hearing wearing his four-star genera Ta uniform, and did not address the court. Ills trial on charges of accepting 4.6 million dollars In bribes from Colombia s Medellin drug cartel is scheduled for July 22 .
It’s crime wave in eastern Germany
LEIPZIG (Germany) : Thomas Mueller drove his squad car sfowly through the grubby outskirts, past a row of camping trailers set up by warring pimps from eastern and western Germany, reports AP.
It is one of the most dangerous spots in Leipzig, a major city tn former East Germany.
Western pimps hire right wing skinhead toughs as bodyguards. Eastern pimps protect their prostitutes with vicious dogs.
“We've never had problems like this before." said Mueller's partner. Guenther Kacthner. a 9mm pistol strapped to his side. "My wife is starting to worry about me at night."
When Communist East Germany still existed, the people's biggest fear was of the secret police, known as the Stasi. Now it's crime that spreads like pestilence.
Nearly 300.000 crimes were committed in tlie region last year, up by 30 per cent from 1989. according to official figures. and even higher numbers are expected in 1991 Most of the crimes were thefts.
Before the Communists fell In 1989. icipzig hail not had a bank robbery In at least seven years. Since unification in October there have been 12.
The number of purse snatchings soared from about 60 in 1989 to more than 2.200 last year