Pickets protest conviction of two VA hospital nurses
Widespread protest at the federal building as hundreds of Filipino nurses condemn the guilty verdicts against two VA hospital nurses in Ann Arbor for poisoning patients. They cite jury doubt and racial prejudice amid a three month trial and 94 hour deliberation.
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Detroit
UPI
Federal
Filipina Narciso
Leonora Perez
U.S
Philip Pratt
Ursula Somera
Perez
Ann Arbor
Manila
Ferdinand Marcos
Pacifico Marcos
Omaha Couple Ordered to Stand Trial in Child Abuse Death
A Douglas County judge ordered Ward Price and Virginia Price to stand trial on murder and manslaughter charges in the June 23 death of Tracy Tate, a 2 year old girl. Autopsy showed head injuries and burns and pinlike wounds suggesting abuse, with the mother released on recognizance and the husband jailed without bond.
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Omaha
UPI
Douglas County
Ward Price
Virginia
Roffman
Price
Thomas Shumaker
Iowa man given one to three year sentence
Ned Reynolds, 23, of Onawa Iowa, was sentenced by Douglas County District Judge James Buckley to one to three years in the Nebraska Penal Complex for selling more than six ounces of cocaine to undercover Nebraska State Patrol officers. The officers had agreed to pay nearly 12000 for the cocaine and Reynolds was arrested at an East Omaha motel after the exchange.
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Omaha
UPI
Douglas County
James Buckley
Onawa
Iowa
Nebraska
Ned Reynolds
Reynolds
East Omaha
Bellwood visits span several families in Iowa and Kansas
Susie Rech of Red Oak Iowa visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ken Rech in Bellwood. Michelle Trainor Mike Trainor and Maureen Alfonsin of Lincoln visit Trainor grandparents Mr and Mrs John Morbach. John Morbach visits Marysville Kansas with Carl Marstall on Monday.
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Bellwood
Susie Rech
Ken Rech
Red Oak
Iowa
Chris Kamenske
Michelle Trainor
Mike Trainor
Maureen Alfonsin
Lincoln
Trainor
John Morbach
Carl Marstall
Marysville
Kansas
EPA official says auto makers cry wolf over July shutdowns
DETROIT AP EPA deputy administrator Eric Stork told reporters at the Automotive News World Congress that automakers are crying wolf with claims lines will halt in August absent new clean air legislation. Chrysler's John Riccardo countered that they are stating facts and ready to adapt. Alternates to preserve production may be used if Congress adjourns on August 5, though plant closings remain a Detroit risk.
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Detroit
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Congress
Eric Stork
Automotive News World Congress
Chrysler Corporation
John Riccardo
Riccardo
Ford
Henry Ford II
General Motors
E.M. Estes
Stork
Detroit Auto
EPA
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Ater
Marcus Mars
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Loup River
Department of Roads
12Th Street
Nebraska Department of Roads
P.O. Box
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Public Hearing Officer
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
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Gang
Sule
Kenmore
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Riquir
Baulanne
Reramure” Bryer
Havegte
Settiniga
Watleie
Uehmuarat Press
Keiletient
Venay Ah Dever
Belfast
Fetrack
Amienvem
Pears
Sears
13Th St
Tad
Tna Bell
Vk Ule Gluse Hie
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