Jury finds defendant responsible in Connor tobacco death case
The Florida jury ruled that responsibility lay with Jean Connor’s habits rather than the tobacco company RJ Reynolds. They rejected broad questions about legality and morality, focusing on who was responsible for her smoking and death from lung cancer. The column critiques hype and notes the outcome as a logical verdict.
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Jean Connor
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Cedar Rapids Gazette promotes recycling and soy ink use
The Cedar Rapids Gazette announces its recycling drive and soybean ink printing with reader dropoffs at City Carton and local recycling points. It notes established publication since 1883, mailing and subscription rates, and contact details for subscription service and post office changes.
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Former Navy analyst pleads guilty to espionage conspiracy
A former Navy intelligence analyst, Robert Kim, 57, pleaded guilty in Alexandria to conspiracy to commit espionage. He admitted passing Defense Department and State Department documents to South Korean Navy Captain Baek Dong-Il. Sentencing set for July 11. maximum penalties include 10 years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine.
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Leonie Brinkema
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Baek Dong-Il
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Prosecution tears up over child victim in McVeigh trial
Oklahoma U S Attorney Pat Ryan wept while questioning retired Army Captain Lawrence Martin about Kayla Tit sworth a 3 year old girl killed in the Oklahoma City bombing. The testimony linked McVeigh to the blast as prosecutors presented phone records and the truck used. Kayla was the lone family casualty. her parents and sister survived injuries.
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Kayla Marie Titsworth
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William Titsworth
Gloria
Titsworth
Swiss banks aided Nazi war effort, says U.S. report
A 212 page U.S. study says Switzerland served as Nazi Germanys banker and financial facilitator, accepting looted gold and transferring francs to procure goods. The report criticizes U.S. failures to seek full postwar accounting and notes Swiss officials defend trade as unavoidable.
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Switzerland
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Congress
Thomas Borer
Nazi Germany
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