Waterboro Man Sues Maine Justices Over Bias in Courts
John D. Fallon, a Waterboro real estate broker filing pro se, alleges judicial abuse and due process violations by three Maine Superior Court justices Harry Glassman Edward Stern and Sumner Goffin plus York County Clerk Mrs Paulie Berry and three court stenographers. He seeks $90 000 in damages in a federal suit after state Supreme Court inaction on a similar complaint. He claims bias against him as a pro se litigant and accuses officials of preferential treatment toward defense counsel in two civil suits involving the Land Use Regulation Commission and two land developers. Fallon threatens disbarment and ouster of the judges and clerk, and notes he plans to reveal specifics when his petition is heard.
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Peter Kingsley
Waterboro
Maine
Federal District Court
Portland
John D. Fallon
Superior Court
Sumner J. Goffin
Fallon
Paulie Berry
York County
Marshall
Garbett
Clifford Sawyer
Ronald Veno
State Land Use Regulation Commission
Club
State Supreme Court
Lincoln Spencer
Supreme Justices
Supreme Court
Clerk of Courts
Berry
Sumner Goffin
Justice Glassman
Berry Fallon
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Reagan To Meet Ford Head On In Primaries
A Reagan strategist says the former California governor will challenge Ford in as many GOP primaries as possible to build momentum. Reagan will enter early contests in New Hampshire Florida Illinois and North Carolina while adhering to spending limits. Ford signaled he will not campaign in all primaries because of limits on time and money.
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Reagan
Ford
Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
James H. Lake
United States
Lake
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Florida
Illinois
North Carolina
Time Magazine
Nelson A. Rockefeller
David and Goliath
NBC
Meet the Press
King Hassan Halts Moorish Marchers From Sahara Claim
In Agadir King Hassan II ordered hundreds of thousands of Moroccans to withdraw from the Spanish Sahara after declaring the march had achieved its objective. Officials said 350,000 volunteers would stay near the border to bolster bargaining power as negotiations resume on the territory’s future withUN mediation.
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Agadir
Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Hassan II
Hassan
Marrakech
Spain
United Nations
Mauritania
Algeria
Tarfaya
el Aaiun
Antonio Carro Martinez
FBI Eyes IRS Chief in Misconduct Probe
The FBI is conducting a preliminary inquiry into whether IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander blocked tax investigations. The probe, ordered by the Justice Department, overlaps with calls for congressional hearings as subcommittees review various accusations surrounding the IRS and its leader.
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Washington
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
Donald C. Alexander
Pene
Justice Departence? Criminal Division
Alexander
Tax Agency
IRS
Treasury
William E. Simon
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Senate Appropriations
Justice Department
Agencis
Simon
Montoya
Judge's Ruling Expected Today In Quinlan Case
Morristown New Jersey AP Judge Robert Muir Jr to rule on guardian petition for 21 year old Karen Ann Quinlan seeking to disconnect her respirator in a case that could reach the New Jersey Supreme Court this year. The Quinlans contend continued life support violates privacy self-determination and religion while opponents call stopping treatment mercy killing.
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Morristown
N.J
Karen Ann Quinlan
Robert Muir Jr
Joseph Quinlan
Paul W. Armstrong
Quinlan
Julia
New Jersey
William F. Hyland
New Jersey Supreme Court
Miss Quinlan
St. Clare’s Hospital
Denville
Armstrong
Porzio
Radiation Therapy as Effective as Mastectomy in Some Breast Cancer Cases
Harvard researchers Weber and Hellman report that in 100 localized breast cancer patients followed over five years, radiation treatment matched mastectomy in outcomes for many elderly or infirm women unsuitable for major surgery. Some patients received implants or combined external radiation, with no remaining cancer in early stage cases.
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Chicago
Harvard Medical School
Eric Weber
Samuel Hellman
Journal of the American Medical Association
Weber and Hellman
Joint Center For Radiation Therapy
Boston
Inside the Journal Today’s Chuckle Beat of a Needle
A wry line from the journal notes a stitch in time saves nothing unless the needle is threatened, turning a familiar adage into a playful warning about risk and care.
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Peter Hannaford
Sen
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
ABC
Mathias
James R Schlesinger
White House
Kissinger
Schlesinger
Biddeford
Stephen Muskie
King Hassan
Sahara
Journal
Project Haven
House Government Operations
House
Ways and Means
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Quinlans
Morris County
Donald G. Collester
Daniel R. Coburn
Alph Porzio
Inside the Journal
Canada
New England
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