Karen Quinlan death case heads to court for life support decision
Karen Ann Quinlan remains in a coma since April 15 with only a hospital respirator keeping her alive. Her father Joseph Quinlan seeks court permission to remove the machine, arguing it is God’s will to let her die. The family and attorney say Catholic doctrine distinguishes ending life support from active euthanasia, while officials note jurisdiction and possible homicide concerns. Nearby Akron students start a bagel pushcart venture with a $150 start-up.
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World Almanac police force figures list top cities
New York City led the United States with 36,828 police officers as of Oct 31, 1972, followed by Chicago 13,125 Philadelphia 8,183 Los Angeles 7,083 Detroit 3,355 Washington 4,851 Baltimore 3,524 and Boston 2,687 officers. Civilian employees are not included.
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