Jury Rejects $102 Million Smoking Death Suit
A Mississippi jury found against Kay Nunnally in a wrongful death suit against R J Reynolds Tobacco for her husband Joseph Lee Nunnally who died of lung cancer at 37. The defense argued he chose to smoke and knew the risks while the plaintiff asserted profits outweighed safety.
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Philadelphia vows thorough probe of police beating
Philadelphia officials pledge a full investigation into the videotaped beating of carjacking suspect Thomas Jones. Police Chief John Timoney and Mayor John Street insist there will be no rush to judgment while the Justice Department probes possible civil rights violations. Jones remains hospitalized in fair condition after gunshots and beatings by officers. street leaders call the incident police brutality ahead of the Republican National Convention.
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