Kent State Civil Deliberations Begin Amid Guarded Jury
Jurors in the 1970 Kent State University civil damages case prepare to deliberate under U.S. marshals after guard rounds. Six men and six women face a $46 million claim from families of four students killed and nine wounded during the May 4, 1970 campus riot.
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Kent State University
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U.S. District Court
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James A. Rhodes
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Elvis Presley Seeks Hospital Treatment for Exhaustion
Elvis Presley has canceled the Las Vegas run to undergo tests and treatment for exhaustion at Baptist Hospital in Memphis. He returned to Memphis by plane with his personal physician Dr. George Nichopoulos. The Las Vegas Hilton said the doctor asked Presley to bow out due to a fatigued state that developed in recent weeks.
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Memphis
Presley
George Nichopoulos
Las Vegas Hilton
Debated Earth War Ban Sparks Anxiety at Geneva
United States and Soviet Union propose a draft treaty to ban environmental modification techniques that could alter weather, climate, and ecological systems. The plan aims to bar hostile use while allowing peaceful research, with experts noting no imminent threat and questions about feasibility. Roshchin and Martin led the briefing, citing defoliation in Vietnam but offering no other concrete listed threats.
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Switzerland
United States
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
Cochairmen
Disarmament Conference
Joseph Martin Jr
Alexei Roshchin
Nied
Roshchin
Martin
Vietnam
Doctor Pushes Brown Lung Warning Signs in Mills
North Carolina physician Dr. Paul Bermanzohn urged the South Carolina Labor Department to post warning signs in textile mills about cotton dust and brown lung. He argued signs educate workers and press industry to control dust, while an industry spokesman warned signs could scare workers. Commissioner Edgar L. McGowan weighed health versus profits, considering medical tests and masks as alternatives. Decision expected in three to four weeks.
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Columbia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Organized Labor
Carolina Brown Lung Assa
Paul Bermanzohn
Burlington
N.C
Bermanzohn
Bermazohn
South Carolina Labor Department
McGowan
Brownlung Association
Malpractice Insurance Legality Is Questioned in NC
Hartford Insurance Co challenges the constitutionality of North Carolina's medical malpractice coverage requirement. The suit in Wake County Superior Court argues forcing 250 plus general liability firms to sell malpractice insurance is confiscatory. Hartford warns of potential impact on solvency and other lines. NC Insurance Commissioner Ingram to address the case.
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Hartford Insurance Co
North Carolina
Wake County Superior Court
Hartford
Daly
Hartford Group
John Ingram
Ingram
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