Jersey's Supreme Court To Hear Quinlan Appeal
The New Jersey Supreme Court will hear the Quinlan case on an accelerated basis after an appeal by her parents seeking authority to disconnect the respirator. Judge Muir ruled decisions on stopping treatment rest with physicians seeing no constitutional right to die. Quinlan, 21, has been in a chronic vegetative state since April 15 after a coma from oxygen deprivation.
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Deputies Die In Gun Battle Near Mobile Alabama
A routine chase ended in a fatal gun battle leaving two Mobile County deputies and one suspect dead. Deputy Sam Morgan was wounded but later released. A second man, Jerre Chatom, 22, was captured and charged with two counts of first degree murder plus extra counts. Authorities pursued a wounded suspect and found a barricaded area near the Alabama Mississippi line, while area residents and a nearby school faced safety precautions.
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Prison Reforms Suggested by Corrections Chief
Greensboro AP Corrections Secretary David Jones proposed converting several state prison units into repeat offender camps with near zero educational or vocational programs. He aims to house inmates who cycle in and out of prison, transferring those who show genuine rehabilitation interest to other facilities with programs.
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Greensboro
David Jones
Jones
Ralph Edwards
NYC Default May Affect Carolinians
Raleigh AP report quotes Leigh Wilson of the North Carolina League of Municipalities warning that a New York City default could raise bond interest rates for North Carolina cities and towns. He says higher rates would funnel more tax dollars into bond issues and that many officials back a federal aid plan to help NYC return to the bond market.
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New York City
North Carolina
Leigh Wilson
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Wilson
New York
Best's Defense Presenting Testimony In Trial
Greenville AP says defense continued presenting testimony in the trial of Dr. Andrew A. Best on charges of illegally dispensing drugs. Three physicians testified for Best, a state Human Relations Committee member and East Carolina University trustee, denying wrongdoing. They said Best treated patients within normal medical practice and issued prescriptions for legitimate medical purposes.
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Plymouth
Betty Ford Makes Television Debut on Mary Tyler Moore Show
Betty Ford, wife of President Ford and former dancer, made a two minute appearance as herself on CBS in a Mary Tyler Moore Show segment. She was paid $172.50 and signed a SAG waiver for one performance. The sketch centers on a party with the Fords. filming occurred in a hotel suite with White House props, and the episode is slated for airing before Christmas.
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Betty Ford
Ford
CBS
Mary Tyler Moore
Sheila Rabb Weildenfeld
Screen Actors Guild
Ed Weinberger
Ronald Reagan
Morris K. Udair
Eugene McCarthy
Mary
Lou Grant
Detroit Free Press
Jerry Ford
Grant
Minneapolis
Fords
Bedoya Named Ambassador From Peru to Washington
Carlos Garcia Bedoya, secretary general of Peru's Foreign Office, is named ambassador to Washington by the military government. The appointment signals a key diplomatic move as Peru reshapes its foreign policy stance under military leadership.
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Lima
Peru
Carlos Garcia Bedoya
Foreign Office
Washington
Defender Seeks Delay In Trial
Public defender James Hewitt said he will seek a delay of Sara Jane Moore's December 15 trial on grounds there is insufficient time to prepare the ex FBI informer's case on charges of trying to kill President Ford. He will push to exclude psychiatric testing from the 90 day Speedy Trial Act deadline at today's hearing before US District Court Judge.
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Sara Jane Moore
FBI
Ford
James Hewitt
Miss Moore
District Court
Samuel Conti
St. Francis Hotel
Conti
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Woman Priest Blames Bible For Chauvinism
CARTER HEYWARD, one of 11 women ordained as Episcopal priests, says sexism stemmed from anti feminist Bible readings. She noted early church fathers denounced women as gateways to the Devil and cited Aquinas. Heyward, 29, teaches at Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge after irregularly being ordained in Philadelphia in 1974.
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Charlotte
Carter Heyward
Carlotte
St. Thomas Aquinas
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