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There are exemptions--documents which describe methods and procedures don't usually have to be disclosed if doing so would harm the ability of police to catch criminals. These reports are only made public when they are entered into the public record as part of a court proceeding...
...million for an end-of-the-year burst of campaign TV ads. On Nov. 28, 1995, Gore flew to Houston for a intimate fund-raising dinner at the home of high-profile trial lawyer John Eddie Williams. His guests included attorneys who have made fortunes representing individuals claiming harm from asbestos, tobacco and other products...
...First, John Richter, a veteran weapons designer at Los Alamos, told Parker that the data Lee had downloaded would not harm U.S. security, even if it fell into the hands of a foreign power, adding that 99 percent of the information was available in open scientific literature. Which hardly made Lee, who will likely be under something resembling house arrest, seem like a threat to pass along those eight missing tapes to the Chinese and create a situation in which "hundreds of millions of people could be killed," as U.S. attorney George Stamboulidis put it last week...
...While many will argue the LAPD was only using necessary force to disperse an angry throng Monday night, the scale and locale of the disruption may cause serious harm to the force's already tattered reputation. And the city's police commissioner will have to endure the inevitable second-guessing: Was there a gentler way to approach the protesters? Could the police have done their job without firing rubber bullets? Ask an officer with the LAPD, and you won't get much of an answer. Ask anyone else, and you'll get an earful...
...employee of 100 Cambridge Side P1 stated to CPD that at 8:25 p.m., she received the latest of three threatening calls, in which the caller used movie sound bytes to threaten her with bodily harm...