Judy Carne released from prison after drug conviction
Former Laugh In star Judy Carne leaves a Rochester prison two months into a drug sentence. She escaped injury when an inmate attacked with scissors but was unhurt. The Home Office confirmed the incident amid ongoing probe into why the attack occurred.
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Doctor's license suspended over drugs for sex charges
A 63 year old Buffalo physician Julius Constant faced an eight page board of professional medical conduct charging he traded prescriptions for sexual favors from women as young as 15 between 1973 and last year. The doctor called the accusations false and his lawyer vowed full exoneration.
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House to Consider Impeachment of Jailed Judge Claiborne
A House Judiciary subcommittee will review four articles of impeachment against imprisoned Nevada judge Harry E. Claiborne. He continues to receive a $78,700 salary while facing removal. If approved, the Senate would conduct a trial with potential removal and career ban.
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Bodies found in Indiana cornfield identified as Spilotro brothers
Two badly beaten bodies found in a shallow grave in a cornfield near Morocco Newton County Indiana were identified as Anthony and Michael Spilotro. The FBI confirmed their identities and noted the men disappeared over a week ago. Anthony Spilotro faced trial in Las Vegas on conspiracy and racketeering charges.
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Officials warn of dangers of fireworks
Washington safety officials demonstrated the risks of illegal fireworks by exploding a mannequin hand and setting a doll ablaze. They cited over 10,000 U.S. emergency visits for fireworks injuries last year and warned that illegal M 100 M 80 Cherry Bombs and Silver Salutes can be far more powerful than legal products. They urged caution with mail order kits that mix chemicals to create home made devices.
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