Doctor and family jailed in deaths of 10 infants
A Los Angeles osteopath Dr Joseph Emory 55 his wife Harfiett 51 and their son Allen 31 were arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with 10 infant deaths at the Emory clinic 6456 York Blvd. They allegedly assisted births without licenses with bail set at 200000000 for the couple and 100000 for the son.
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Indicted Long Beach developer faces fraud charges
John Jacob Feinberg 29 vice president of Feinberg Development Corp is indicted on three counts of grand theft for forging a city building permit validation to add a den and illegally selling a Long Beach home at 621 Manila Ave The indictment claims he destroyed falsified and altered public records and signed another person s name on a permit application The case tied to a sale to Mr and Mrs Patrick McCabe in March and prompted a city investigation part of a broader probe into civic corruption in Long Beach
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Jay" Feinberg
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Political Super Bowl Looms In Three Big Primaries
Carter appears poised to clinch enough delegates today to approach the Democratic nomination, while Ford and Reagan Fight for the Republican prize in California New Jersey and Ohio. Polls open 7 a.m. close 8 p.m. local time. Republicans seek 331 delegates, Democrats 540. Reagan campaigned solo in California amid Ford ads alleging harsh tactics. Police pulled back Ford after a scuffle with a cameraman in a chaotic scene.
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Syrians press drive on Beirut amid six day standoff
Syrian forces launched a new push on Beirut with jets tanks and artillery against Lebanese leftists and Palestinian guerrillas who had blocked their path for six days. A ceasefire was announced by a Palestine Liberation Organization spokesman and went into effect at 1:39 p.m. PDT. The move threatens to fracture Arab unity against Israel as Syria continues its Lebanon campaign.
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Flood damage rises as missing turn up after Teton Dam collapse
Floodwaters from the dam failure spread downstream along the Teton and Snake Rivers. Seven dead and 298 treated for injuries. downstream Madison County reports about 459 million dollars in damage. A scout troop and cattle losses noted. Rexburg hardest hit with 359 million in damages reported downstream. Geological concerns had preceded the collapse with prior warnings about soil and canyon stability.
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High court voids Cal drug ad ban ruling
The Supreme Court struck down a California law banning pharmacists from advertising prescription drug prices. It followed a Virginia ruling in similar fashion, underscoring First Amendment free speech protections. FTC regulatory action may be rendered moot while states diverge on drug advertising rules.
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Kissinger Warns Against New Russ-Cuba Adventure
In Santiago Chile Henry Kissinger said the United States has the military capacity to protect itself and friends and will not accept another intervention like Angola. He urged unity among American hemisphere nations and criticized Moscow for selective detente while supporting insurgencies.
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Allies mobilize $5.8 billion aid for pound crisis
Washington reports a $5.8 billion emergency lending package from major allies to bolster the British pound, with the US providing up to $2 billion. The move aims to restore order in global markets, not fix exchange rates, as Britain seeks market stability and confidence amid a sharp decline in the pound.
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Harrises Lose Bid To Delay Trial For Year
A brief report notes the Harris family failed to obtain a one year postponement of their trial. The article appears on page A-4.
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