Williams Executed at Angola in Louisiana’s First Death Since 1960s
Robert Wayne Williams, 31, a Baton Rouge preacher's son, was electrocuted for the Jan 5 1979 murder of Willy Kelly, a supermarket guard. The warden reported a quiet death row and Williams sought forgiveness for Kelly's family. A federal appeal sought to halt Georgia's planned execution of John Eldon Smith.
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Ethics panel finds costly care for the terminally ill not wasteful
A Boston ethics panel reports no evidence that doctors waste resources on terminal patients yet urges cautious steps to curb rising costs. The 20 month study, funded by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Greater New York, calls for patient involvement, careful ICU admission guidelines, hospice expansion, and limiting unnecessary tests.
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Washington ordered to halt wage bias now
U S District Judge Jack Tanner ruled Washington must end wage discrimination against women immediately and work with a special master to determine back pay dating to Sept 16 1979. The decision could cost at least 225 million for the current two year period and may reach 1 billion with back pay.
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Gerald W. McEntee
American Federation of State, County
Washington, D.C
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