Capitol Police hold Oswald gun as court set for April hearing
U S Capitol Police retain the revolver used to kill Lee Harvey Oswald after seizing it from a man ordered to appear in court on April 20 for a preliminary hearing on charges of possessing an unregistered gun and carrying it without a license. The gun may be destroyed after the case, and the owner paid $220000 for it.
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Death claims Baby Theresa in Florida brain-dead case
Theresa Ann Campo Pearson died at Broward General Medical Center ten days after birth from anencephaly. Doctors cited cardiac and respiratory failure. Her parents fought to donate her heart lungs kidneys and liver but state courts blocked organ removal. The Florida Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal.
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Canadian report could have averted USAir crash
Canadian officials said they did not forward their December 1990 interim report to U S government agencies. The memo to the FAA acknowledged possible embarrassment for delaying details that might have prevented the La Guardia crash if wing icing caused it. Alberta judge Moshanisky said icing data in the November 1990 interim report could have halted the incident.
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Tyson faces discipline for autographs to inmates
Indianapolis AP Tyson 25 is imprisoned for rape and criminal deviate conduct. He has refused solid food during five days at Plainfield reception. He faces a disciplinary hearing for giving autographs to inmates, an act deemed a violation of prison rules. Officials say autograph exchanges are unusual, noting potential penalties from reprimand to loss of good time credits.
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Justices seek Bush administration view on health care suits
The Supreme Court asked Monday how the Justice Department views rulings that a pension protection law does not bar cost cutting by employers from ending or trimming coverage for any illness including AIDS. The session also covered states’ power over low level waste and an abortion case from Pennsylvania.
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Philly police sift thousands of photos in Savitz case
Philadelphia police study thousands of photographs and records kept by Edward Savitz as they pursue further charges. Savitz, a 50 year old actuarial firm vice president with AIDS, is accused of paying boys and young men for sexual favors including underwear, oral and anal acts. Police trace Polaroids found in his apartment and storage facility, many of boys photographed with pants down. Four teen victims already charged with sex crimes. investigation includes at least four more.
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