Suspect in slaying of abortion doctor returned to U S
James Kopp, 47, once among the FBI's 10 most wanted fugitives, was escorted from Europe in leg irons to face state and federal charges for the 1998 slaying of Dr. Barnett Slepian in Amherst New York. He was extradited from France after fleeing Ireland. He faces second degree murder and federal charges over using deadly force to interfere with abortion rights.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Europe
James Kopp
FBI
Barnett Slepian
France
Kopp
Paris
Amherst
Paul Cambria
Slepi
Slepian
Ireland
R Kelly indicted on child exploitation charges in Illinois
Chicago police and Cook County prosecutors say 21 counts allege child adult material with an underage girl. R as a videotape purportedly shows the pair. FBI forensics confirm tape authenticity. Kelly, 35, jailed in Polk County Florida on 750000 bond after arrest near Haines City.
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R. Kelly
Chicago
Alle
Kelly
Florida
Polk County
Fla
Cook County
FBI
Died June 2002 in Aiken area leads to multiple funeral notices
Obituaries list Cora Mae McFee Bridges 74 of 250 Columbia Ave died June 5 2002 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers funeral 11 a.m. Friday Shellhouse Home Rev Guy Morgan burial at Aiken Memorial Gardens survivors include four daughters three sons six sisters a brother sixty four grandchildren and eighty great grandchildren pallbearers named memorials to Allow Creek Baptist Church. Also death notices for David Michael Buyoucos Sgt Robert Preston Carey Carrie Hopman Connie Jackson and Connie Frances Jackson with service details and residence information.
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Cora Mae McFee
Columbia Ave
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Guy Morgan
Aiken Memorial Gardens
Lorene Wood
Brenda Youngblood
Aiken
Sandra Bays
Kingsport
Tenn
Annette Grover
Graniteville
Leon Bridges
Robert Bridges
Donald Bridges
Blondell Cochran
Francis Machovich
Juanita McFee
Nancy Anderson
Rosalee Moore
Charleston
Johnny McKee
Brandon Bridges
Shane Bridges
Roy Grover
Chris Grover
Danny Waters
Johnny Waters
Andy Wright
Harold Craig
Creek Baptist Church
Aspen Court
S.C
Hayne Ave
David Michael David Michael Buyoucos
Ithaca, NY
Rivers Funeral Home
East
Pine Log Road
Robert Preston Carey
Carey
Denise Brown
Marc Carey
California
Brian Carey
Atlantic Beach
N.C
East Pine Log Road
Seareaner
Carrie
Outaway Road
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Williston
Joe Single
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Fairfield St
Hopman
Central Intelligence Agency
University of Oregon
CIA
Northern
Virginia
Sterling
Great Falls
Africa
Ivory Coast
Zaire
Togo
Tanzania
Sudan
CIA Intelligence
Intelligence
United States
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Woodside Plantation
Cheryl
Orlando
Fla
Christine
Oak Hill
Hunter Thomas Hopman
American Heart Assocition
Friends May Co
Counie Frances Jacason
Cumberland Lane
Randall Branch Baptist Church
Shirley Jackson
Cherokee St
G.L. Brighthorp & Sons Mortuary
Beaufort St
Obituary listing policy for Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard publishes daily obituary notices with up to 16 lines shown free of charge. Additional lines incur a fee. Funeral homes submit notices and may edit for style. Deadline is 8 15 am weekdays and 7 30 pm weekends. For more information call 648 2311.
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He Aiken Standard
Man sought in England murder caught in Central Park
Richard Markham 27, wanted for the Slay and dismemberment of Tristan Lovelock 25 in England, was arrested in Central Park after two female tourists identified him from newspaper photos. He faced extradition in Manhattan as investigators described the case as gruesome and Markham's stay in New York traced to a hotel near Central Park South.
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England
N.y.’S
Central Park
New York
Richard Markham
Francisco Alvarez
Ray Kelly
Markham
The
Daily News
New York Post
Attoo
Light
Tristian Lovelock
London
Lovelock
Kelly
Manhattan
America
Metropolitan Museum
Central Park South
Satur
Hampshire
Interpol
Washington
Ovelock
Appeals court reinstates 79.5 million punitive damages against Philip Morris
The Oregon Court of Appeals revived a 79.5 million punitive award against Philip Morris in a suit by Jesse Williams's family, saying the company concealed dangers of smoking. The Oregon ruling upheld the verdict as within federal standards and noted egregious corporate conduct.
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Appeals Court
Philip Morris
Portland
Ore
Oregon Court of Appeals
Anna J. Brown
US Supreme Court
California
Oregon
Rne Morris
Oregon Supreme Court
William S. Ohlemeyer
Jesse Williams
Williams
Korea
Philip Morris New
Jim Coon
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Pasadena
Calif
Newark
N.J
Cambria
Kathleen Mehltretter
Haines City
Robert Preston
Pearleaner
Carriee
Vornon
Gordon J. Hopman
Aieq
Mr. Hopman
Clarence J
Imelda Klinger Hopman
High Ree
US. Navy
Connie Frances Jackson
Napier Funeral Home
Shelehouse
Edwards & Sons Inc
Greg Paschal
Suiversium Wa
Vewewagedwards
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Inish-Owned
Audibel
Beltone
Siemens
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