Autopsy follows exhumation in SMRC patient death
Reynold Musselman, 76, who died after a fall at South Mountain Restoration Center, was exhumed from Union Cemetery in Neff on December 2 and taken to Reading Hospital for autopsy by Dr. Neil A. Hoffman. The exhumation, ordered amid abuse-investigation concerns, followed an August Labor Relations Board tip.
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Franklin County
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Chambersburg Hospital
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Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
Hoffman
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Kennedy seen as likely Supreme Court pick after hearings
Anthony M. Kennedy, Sacramento judge and third Bush nominee, faces a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing as prosecutors and defense counsel prepare. Confirmation prospects appear bright though opposition from NOW and Center for Constitutional Rights exists, with Powell’s seat the stake.
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ASHINGTON
Anthony M. Kennedy
Senate
Sara
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Sacramento
Calif
Lewis F. Powell
Robert H Bork
Douglas H. Ginsburg
Harvard
Powell
Capitol Hill
Bork
National Organization for Women
Center for Constitutional Rights
Clifton Chenier dies hailed as King of Zydeco music
Clifton Chenier died at 62 in Lafayette General Hospital after long diabetes and kidney issues. He inspired global foot stomping Cajun zydeco and was praised as the king of zydeco by fans and local managers. His death leaves a void in the Cajun music movement.
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Chenier
Lafayette General Hospital
Lynn Boutin
Mulate
Boutin
Clifton Chemier
Buckling Up Saves Lives But Enforcement Lags Study finds gains from laws and enforcement gaps
A UNC study shows mandatory seat belt laws saved an estimated 1300 lives but stresses stronger enforcement could save more. It notes 52 percent overall use, with as low as 22 percent in Utah, and that front seat fatalities fell 6.6 percent and serious injuries 10 percent in states with belt laws.
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Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP
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Nebraska
Massachusetts
Oregon
Montana
Virginia
Man charged in Hunterstown shooting
Gettysburg man Gilbert Higgs, 42, is jailed in Adams County Prison charged with criminal homicide after a Friday night shooting at 210 Red Bridge Road near Zepp Road in Hunterstown that killed 35 year old Barry Toner. A shotgun tied to Higgs was recovered as witnesses described shots exchanged during an argument.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
Hunterstown
Gilbert Higgs
Highland Ave
Barry A. Toner
Toner
Zepp
Gregory Codors
Higgs
Gettysburg Fire Co
Zepp Road
Red Bridge Road
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Shultz: Star Wars argument is over in Oslo visit
Secretary of State George P. Shultz said the Reagan administration will fund Star Wars testing on a case by case basis and urged NATO defense spending. He rejected a Baltic Sea nuclear free zone proposal and argued for a budget based approach to SDI funding amid tensions with Congress over the ABM treaty.
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Associated Press
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Denmark
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Reagan administration
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
ABC-TV
David Brinkley
Soviet Union
John Warner
R-Va
ABC
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