French Guillotine Nearing Demise as Two Get Life
Two French killers receive life terms within 48 hours, fueling abolitionists' push against capital punishment and the guillotine. The article traces the device’s history from its 18th century origins to modern debates and the last executions.
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Paris
France
Patrick Henry
Henry
Robert Badinter
Troyes
Giordanengo
Jean-Louis Pelletier
Aix-En-Provence
Est Eclair
le Quotidien de Paris
Bernard Stasi
Social Democratic Party
National League Against Crime
Joseph-Ignace Guillotin
National Assembly
Guillotin
Tobias Schmidt
Antoine Louis
Academy of Surgeons
Nicolas- Jacques Pelletier
Louis-David Collenot d
Revolutionary Tribunal
Charlotte Corday
Place de la Revolution
Place de la Concorde
Charles-Henri Sanson
Louis XVI
Henri
Marie Antoinette
Monsieur de Paris
Monsieurs de Paris
Andre Obrecht
Henri Desourneaux
Desourneaux
Jury details in Greensboro murder case involving Stem and Richards
The trial reveals Susan Richards, of Marietta Georgia, convicted of the Conaghan slaying and serving a life term. Stem denies hiring Richards or involvement while witnesses discuss an insurance policy and loan connections with Conaghan.
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Grensboro
Susan Marie Richards
Marietta
Stem
Susan Richards
Conaghan
Irving Simmons
Guilford County
Simmons
Stein
North Carolina Prisons Labeled a Powder Keg of Deterioration
A Department of Correction study labels North Carolina prisons as a powder keg ready to explode. Central Prison earned demerits for unsanitary conditions while Craggy Prison near Asheville has not been inspected since 1973. officials say it is beyond renovation and replacement is needed.
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North Carolina
Department of Correction
Division of Health Services
The
State Department of Human Resources
Asheville
Jim Johnson
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Central Prison
E.L. Rupert
Sanitary
Edwards
Craggy
Raleigh
A&p
U.S.D.A
High Point
ANN Page
Morton
Jemima
Esasers
SAT
Vegas
Carton
A&p Chilled
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