-Caveat Lector-

"But immediately before class members filed into the giant football stadium,
an announcer instructed the crowd that all the university's speakers deserve
to be treated with respect and that anyone demonstrating or heckling would be
subject to expulsion and arrest. The announcer urged that Bush be greeted
with a "thunderous" ovation."






this may be heavy for survivors

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/storydisplay.cfm?thesection=news&thesubsection=&stor

yID=2048083
from Lynne Moss-Sharman - Catholics lift secrecy veil on sex abuse - 6/22/02
By Eugene Bingham and Catherine Masters  "The Catholic Church in New Zealand
has revealed that 38 confirmed cases of sexual abuse have been committed by
men in its ranks."

http://www.nytimes.com/2002/06/23/nyregion/23PAST.html
from Lynne Moss-Sharman
Feet Burned in Ritual, Police Say - by William K. Rashbaum "Baptist pastor in
Brooklyn and his wife have been charged with assault, accused of cutting a
woman's heels with a razor, pouring hot wax and flammable liquid into the
wounds and setting them on fire in a spiritual healing ritual two weeks ago,
the police said yesterday."

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20020614/ap_to_po/bush_7
Bush urges 'culture of service' to graduates at Ohio State commencement
BY LAWRENCE L. KNUTSON, Associated Press Writer
"Bush was invited to speak at the Ohio State commencement by representatives
of the graduating class. But immediately before class members filed into the
giant football stadium, an announcer instructed the crowd that all the
university's speakers deserve to be treated with respect and that anyone
demonstrating or heckling would be subject to expulsion and arrest. The
announcer urged that Bush be greeted with a "thunderous" ovation. And he was.
When university President William Kirwan saluted Bush's response to Sept. 11,
the crowd of thousands stood to applaud, whistle and cheer."


http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-000042773jun18.story
THE NATION Justices Uphold Transit Searches Law: High court says subtle
police pressure to cooperate doesn't mean bus or train passengers must be
told that they have the right to refuse. By DAVID G. SAVAGE, TIMES STAFF
WRITER

WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court ruled Monday that police can subtly
pressure passengers on buses, trains and other public transit systems to
agree to be searched, saying officers need not tell the riders they have a
right to refuse. The 6-3 ruling upholds a common tactic in the war on drugs.
Bush
administration lawyers said these mass searches will also be useful in the
war on terrorism. Under the 4th Amendment, a police officer normally cannot
search or seize a  person without some evidence of wrongdoing. But that does
not stop officers  from asking people to allow themselves to be searched, the
justices said.
Justice Anthony M. Kennedy described such encounters as "consensual" and
"voluntary," even when the officers are armed and have blocked the aisles
of a bus. Monday's decision overturned a lower court in Atlanta, which said a
"show
of authority" by armed officers should not be allowed to intimidate people
into giving up the privacy rights.

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