Word: siting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...jury in Oregon ruled against a group of abortion opponents on the grounds that an anti-abortion Web site called "The Nuremberg Files," along with two anti-abortion posters, constituted "a true threat by one or more of the defendants to do bodily harm, assault or kill any of the plaintiffs." The defendants were fined $ 107 million...
...Barker family member. Smith had never been advised that there was a grave on the premises. In the process of clearing the land, workmen came upon a small gravesite hidden by brush and overgrowth. Upon finding the grave, Smith stopped work and began to clear and preserve the site. He intends to restore it to proper condition, fence it in and record it in public records, so the cemetery will be preserved in perpetuity. JAMES E. CROSS JR. Royster, Cross, Currin & Winfrey Oxford...
THOMAS SANCTON, our Paris bureau chief, assembled and led a team of reporters from around the world to bring us the fascinating tale of Turkey's manhunt for Kurdish militant Abdullah Ocalan. The team followed the circuitous path of the "globe-trotting guerrilla" from Syria to Kenya, the site of his capture. Correspondents reported on protests in more than 20 cities, interviewed intelligence sources in four countries and even managed to contact several aides who were with Ocalan during his final hours of freedom. "Our efforts fell under TIME's grand tradition of group journalism," says Sancton, who knows...
...blocked by the IP and cookie-based defenses, but they churned out so many voting attempts that defending against them overwhelmed TIME Daily's own server. Access slowed to a crawl until the tech team was forced to ban the computers of the entire university from accessing our site...
...post polls at all? Because they're one of the best ways we know for a news site to get its readers involved, passionate and coming back for more -- not an easy feat in these jaded days. The more controversial the topic, the better the poll. That doesn't change just because it's only the opinion of the site's visitors, whose opinion shows up in the tallies. President Clinton's lofty national approval ratings in conventional, scientific surveys were definitely not reflected in TIME Daily's own polls -- a twist that caused our voters no end of consternation...