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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1990

Page

8

Judge tosses murder charge against Dr. Death

A Michigan judge dismissed a first degree murder charge against Dr. Jack Kevorkian, saying aiding a suicide of Alzheimer's patient Janet Adkins was not illegal under state law. The ruling followed a two day hearing and a taped confession from Adkins. Prosecutors may appeal to Circuit Court to reinstate or upgrade the charge. The device remains under court order and police custody pending a civil case in January.

Clarkston, Mich Janet Adkins Jack Kevorkian Gerald McNally Kevorkian Michigan McNally Royal Oak Geoffrey Fieger Michael Modelski Oakland County Circuit Court Adkins Fieger Richard Thompson

NRC tightens radiation limits first time in 30 years

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission raised radia tion-exposure caps for nuclear plant workers and nearby residents. The reforms, approved unanimously, set year 1993 deadlines: general population up to 100 millirems annually and workers at 5 rems per year, with stricter dose-reduction policies to be required rather than encouraged. Reaction from anti-nuclear groups criticized the move as outdated and insufficient.

Rockville, Md Nuclear Regulatory Commission Commission The Nuclear Information and Resource Service NRC

HUD proposes plan to curb lead paint poisoning nationwide

Housing Secretary Jack Kemp announced a national plan to eradicate lead poisoning in millions of U S homes with lead-based paint or lead dust. The program targets low income families with children and details will be released with the 1992 federal budget.

Washington Jack Kemp U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development Department Kemp

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