Apology over Nazi headline at Spokesman Review
The Spokesman-Review apologized to Gonzaga University head Rev. Robert Spitzer after a copy editing intern Robin Moody wrote a headline calling him a Nazi. Moody, a Gonzaga graduate, resigned at editors' request as editor Chris Peck ordered a task force to review procedures. Spitzer rejected the claim and urged moving on.
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Spokane
Wash
Gonzaga University
Spokesman- Review
Robert Spitzer
Chris Peck
Spitzer
Robin Moody
Gonzaga
Peck
Moody’s
Women’s Studies Club
Planned Parenthood
Mexican born killer executed in Texas amid consular rights protests
Miguel Flores, 31, was executed by injection in Huntsville after the Supreme Court denied a reprieve and state courts refused stays. He abducted, raped and killed Angela Tyson, 20, outside a video store in 1989. Backers argued he was denied access to the Mexican consulate as required by the Vienna Convention.
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Texas
Miguel Flores
US. Supreme Court
Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Flores
Angela Marie Tyson
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