Barbee testifies in vice case amid street brawl near Red Mill
Barbee aged officer and fellow vice squad members pursued a man amid a chaotic scene outside the Red Mill. A bag dropped from the suspect contained suspected marijuana as Barbee struggled, lost sight of partners, and Hamby appeared to aid the suspect's release. The trial touched on whether Barbee obstructed the man’s escape and how the marijuana evidence was handled. London clocks story follows with Big Ben breakdown and repair concerns.
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Viking 2 Mars mission nears with twin to follow
AP reports Viking 2 closing to within 200000 miles of Mars as it readies for orbit and a northern landing site. Viking 1 conducts organic soil tests with an oven heating procedure to detect carbon compounds that could indicate past or present life.
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Reform bill faces opposition from CMA and insurers
Reform advocate Berman expresses disappointment at ongoing resistance from the California Medical Association and the insurance industry to his malpractice bill. Insurance leaders oppose the bill as it would replace them, while Chel-Badham seeks governor backing, aiming for passage before the August adjournment with possible amendments to avoid a Senate Finance Committee hearing.
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Maternity benefit bill fails in California Senate panel
SACRAMENTO AP A bill to require group health insurance that covers abortions to also provide maternity benefits was defeated by the state Senate Insurance and Financial Institutions Committee. Assemblyman Alister McAlister D San Jose earned only one vote. five were needed. He cited Stanford University coverage of abortions but not maternity as the bill’s trigger.
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Stanford University
Uncertain illness mystery tied to possible toxin
Doctors discuss fever chills and nasal congestion linked to a toxin and possible natural causes. Officials say sabotage is unlikely as lab work at a North Philadelphia tuberculosis hospital outlines culture growth and data sharing with Harrisburg. experts remain baffled by the disease and its atypical spread.
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Harrisburg
Teamsters Pension Fund Power Resigns Amid Inquiry
William Presser of Cleveland resigns from the Central States Pension Fund after invoking the Fifth Amendment before investigators. Frank Ranny, another suspected tainted trustee, is also expected to resign as the fund faces a Labor and Justice probe and IRS action that revoked its tax-exempt status. The Chicago trustees meeting signaled a clean-up push as scrutiny grows over loan decisions and alleged mismanagement.
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Chicago
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Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Labor Department
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Kissinger sex bias suit denied by State Dept
The State Department said a sex discrimination suit against Secretary Kissinger lacks merit citing sustained efforts to hire and promote women in the Foreign Service. Spokesman Frederick Z. Brown asserted no discrimination exists and that affirmative action programs continue to advance women, including some in higher posts. Alison Palmer and four other officers filed the suit seeking promotions and back pay for more than 100 employees.
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Foreign Service
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Food stamps plan widened by House panel
The House Agriculture Committee voted to let working parents with child care costs qualify for food stamps and to provide cash payments to the blind disabled and seniors over 63 within guidelines. The panel has been drafting a Food Stamp Act revision since May and a final vote is expected Tuesday.
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