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...Father Towle in fact hear, and then reveal, Jesus Fornes? private confession? Or was Towle simply providing what?s called "pastoral counseling" to a guilt-ridden young man? The answer could determine his future in the Church...
...Which leaves us with questions: Why was the court so quick to dismiss testimony about Fornes? involvement - which might have established reasonable doubt of Morales and Montalvo?s guilt? Why did the public defender take so long to come forward? And, perhaps most baffling, why did the Catholic priest go public...
...boomers caring for their aging parents, the numbers fall along a multicultural divide. According to an AARP survey, white Americans are the least likely to care for their elders (19%), while Asians are the most likely to do so (42%). Blacks (28%) and Hispanics (34%) fall in the middle. Guilt feelings for not providing enough care neatly mirror the differences: Asians feel the most guilty; whites the least...
...details like he was working for the tabloids. Only a few years after Clinton proved to everyone that these sort of sexual dalliances were eminently forgivable, Condit has let pass all his opportunities to play the innocent. An early admission of the sex, a loud rejection of guilt, and an energetic and public search for the missing girl, might have diverted the media into a less-interesting missing-persons adventure. But while dature may abhor a vacuum, dark media suspicions flower in one. Condit's public pose - the politician's equivalent of pulling your coat over your head - has left...
...months away: Milosevic's lawyers will likely file a raft of procedural appeals to delay the hearings. The three judges who will hear the case - Richard May of Britain, Patrick Robinson of Jamaica and Mohamed Al-Habib Fassi Fihri of Morocco - will make the ultimate determination of Milosevic's guilt; but the tribunal's brand of painstaking jurisprudence means that his fate may not be settled for years. If he is found guilty, Milosevic will probably face life imprisonment in one of the seven countries that have so far agreed to take in convicted war criminals...