Radar doubt clouds speed trap cases in Miami
A Dade County judge ruled radar speed measurements unreliable for court use, potentially affecting 80 defendants and echoing beyond Miami. State Attorney Janet Reno will decide on an appeal. Dale Smith Jr, founder of Fuzzbusters, defended the ruling as a boost for justice despite potential sales impact.
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Dade County
Dale Smith Jr
Janet Reno
Alfred Nesbitt
Smith
Ohio
Nesbitt
Florida Su
Florida Highway Patrol
Eldridge Beach
Births Mercy May seventh list of newborns and families
Mercy births include a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Lukaszewicz at 2095 High Drive SE and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chism at 3121 Sixth St SW. A son arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruiz, and another daughter for Mr. and Mrs. James Bodin. Additional entries note births to Charles Evans, James Mears, Larry Rudd, Brian Barry, Philip Pfister, and William Novak, with locations in Ames, Rockford, and Cedar Rapids. Reports also list twin boys for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jones in Rockford and numerous other births with parent names and addresses.
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High Drive
Eugene Chism
Sixth St
Charles Ruiz
40Th St. Drive
James Bodin
E Ave. NW
Charles Evans
15Th St
James Mears
Eighth Ave
Larry Rudd
Concord Lane
Brian Barry
39Th St
Philip Pfister
Springville
William Novak
Ely
Ames
Neil van Slyke
van Slyke
Robert L. Thompson
Moses van Slyke
24Th Ave
Mr. van Slyke
Rockford
Ill
Roger Jones
Jones
Joseph E. Shearers
19Th St
Fate of nuclear power hangs in doubt after TMI tour
U S House subcommittee chairman Morris Udall says nuclear power fate hangs in doubt after a tour of Three Mile Island. He outlines four months of hearings on nuclear issues and House action next fall on related legislation.
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House
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Udall
Central Pennsylvania
Interior Committee
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Jim Floyd
NRC
Victor Gilinsky
Commission
Carter
Oregon House
Oregon
State Senate
Five hostages escape El Salvador embassy siege
In San Salvador five hostages freed themselves from the Costa Rican Embassy with help from ambassador Julio Esquivel Valverde and Costa Rican staff. The abductors, the Popular Revolutionary Bloc, still held the embassy building, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and six hostages in the French Embassy.
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San Salvador
EL Salvador
Julio Esquivel Valverde
San Jose
Rose Marie Guevera
Anabelle Castillo
Popular Revolutionary Bloc
Jose Antonio Arroyo
Esquivel Valverde
Arroyo
Foreign Ministry
Carlos Aguilar Calderon
Revolutionary Bloc
United talks may resume to end long strike
United Airlines and its machinists union may return to bargaining this week as the National Mediation Board urged talks on Thursday in Denver. The walkout since March 31 has grounded all United flights, prompting calls for government profit controls amid a public poll showing 68 percent deem profits too high.
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Washington
United Airlines
United
National Mediation Board
Denver
International Association of Machinists
Ap-Nbc News
public grumbles at record corporate profits poll shows
New York AP NBC poll finds most Americans upset by record corporate profits. Survey respondents say earnings favor executives and large shareholders over workers, with inflation weary public split on the overall impact and future actions.
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New York
Associated Press
NBC News
Moderate Bay Area quake rattles San Francisco region
A moderate 4.8 to 4.9 magnitude quake struck northern California, shaking tall buildings in San Francisco. No serious injuries or damage were reported, with several aftershocks including a 2.6. Officials noted it may be the strongest San Francisco Bay area quake since 1970 near Danville.
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California
University of California Seismographic Center
Berkeley
National Earthquake Information Service
Golden
Colo
San Francisco Bay Area
Danville
Oakland
Thorpe trial opens amid plot accused of harm to Norman Scott
London AP report states Jeremy Thorpe former Liberal Party leader stands trial with three associates on charges they conspired to harm Norman Scott to silence his sexual claims. Prosecution says a paid hitman backed out last minute. Thorpe faces incitement charges as well.
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London
Jeremy Thorpe
Liberal Party
Thorpe
Norman Scott
Scott
Tanzanian Ugandan Troops Advance Toward Amin Remnants
Masindi Uganda reports Tanzanian and Ugandan forces moving toward northwest Uganda to crush Amin loyalists. Ugandan scouts warn that locals in West Nile district may resist with spears and arrows as residents flee the area.
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Uganda
Idi Amin
Amin
West Nile
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