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PLEADED NOT GUILTY. PHIL SPECTOR, 63, legendary record producer best known for creating the "wall of sound"; to one count of felony murder in the shooting death of B-movie actress-model Lana Clarkson; in Alhambra, Calif. If convicted, Spector could face life in prison...
CONVICTED. JOHN ALLEN MUHAMMAD, 42, first of two men tried in the sniper attacks that killed 10 in the D.C. area last fall; on all four counts with which he was charged, including capital murder; in Virginia Beach, Va. The jury must now decide whether to sentence Muhammad to death or life in prison without parole...
...Colleges have responded by beefing up their mental-health services, including suicide-watch programs. Harvard set the standard in 1998?after a widely publicized campus murder-suicide case?by increasing staff 25%. "One huge issue was access," explains Dr. Richard Kadison, who heads mental-health services there...
...biggest embarrassments came in July when a national television network ran a videotape of Roh's personal secretary Yang Gil Seung cavorting in a sleazy nightclub south of Seoul with the club's owner?a man who has been under investigation for tax evasion, pimping and instigation of murder...
ARRESTED. NIM SOPHEA, 22, nephew of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen, on murder charges in the shooting deaths of two people after a car race ended in a crash that killed a third person; in Phnom Penh. Police said Nim Sophea, the son of Hun Sen's sister, took part in the race. He allegedly fired an automatic rifle at onlookers who gathered at the crash site, killing two and injuring two. Authorities suspect Nim Sophea was drunk...