Church of God to urgeOne Million Turn Off TVs Protest Violence
Cleveland Tenn AP officials of the Church of God expect about one million followers to switch off televisions next week to protest violence and sex on networks. Spokesman Carl Richardson calls it the first stage of a public protest and a push for alternatives.
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Federal judge limits Laetrile class action in cancer case
A federal judge ruled the suit to import Laetrile will proceed as a class action limited to terminally ill cancer patients. In addition to doctors’ sworn statements of no orthodox treatment hope, only those with rapidly progressive malignancies may join, with Laetrile to be used alongside established treatments.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
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Three Women Murdered in Brooklyn Clothing Business
In Brooklyn on Friday three women were stabbed to death in their used clothing shipment business. One victim was eight months pregnant. the baby died after a cesarean section attempt. Police have not arrested any suspect. The victims were Digna Calazar 51 Anna Marcelle 40 and Marcella Calderone 19.
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Michael Juliano
Brooklyn
Digna Calazar
Anna Marcelle
Marcella Calderone
United States
Santo Domingo
Two Sides to Business Insurance Promoted by Integon Listener
An advertisement advocates business insurance for owners and managers to protect against key-person loss and to motivate and reward top staff. It promotes Integon Listener as a specialist who tailors group key man business continuation pension and profit sharing solutions for proprietorships partnerships or closely held corporations.
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Mistrial Declared In Charlotte Pipe Embezzlement Case
A mistrial was declared in the embezzlement trial of former Huntersville mayor John Walters and Charlotte Transportation Department engineer William Woodruff. A deadlocked jury previously voted 10 to 2 in favor of acquittal after prosecution statements. Walters faced charges of receiving 734 dollars worth of state pipes. Woodruff was charged with embezzlement. both denied wrongdoing claiming the pipes were on loan. Assistant District Attorney Irwin Coffield said there will be no retry.
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Woodruff
Asst. Dist. Atty
Irwin Coffield
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