Insurance split in Jessica Dubroff case trial continues
A judge divided more than 1 million dollars of life insurance benefits between Jessica Dubroff’s mother and stepmother after a fatal 1996 cross country flight. Trial proceeds over remaining 750000, with lawsuits tied to alleged community property claims.
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Jessica Dubroff
Judith Kozleski
Jessica
Lloyd Dubroff
Wyoming
Dubroff
Lisa Hathaway
Melinda Dubroff
Hathaway
Mrs. Dubroff
Miami to pay homeless $1500 in rights settlement
The city of Miami will compensate homeless individuals who prove police rights violations since 1984, under a $1.5 million agreement with the American Civil Liberties Union signed by Mayor Xavier Suarez. Officers receive training, but arrests may still occur for shelter refusals or late park loitering.
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Miami
American Civil Liberties Union
Xavier Suarez
Suarez
Activist jailed for mink release in Utah raid
Activist Clinton Colby Bierman, 21, was sentenced to two years in jail after pleading guilty to burglary and theft for the July attack at Holt's Mink Ranch in South Jordan. Ellerman and others freed about 3,000 animals in the name of the Animal Liberation Front, causing stress and deaths.
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Clinton Colby
Bierman
Holt’ Mink
Jordan
Salt Lake
Ellerman
Animal Liberation Front
Judge orders Teamsters to pay full cost of rerun election
A federal judge ruled the International Brotherhood of Teamsters must cover the entire cost of its rerun presidential election. He stated the union caused the mess and should pay to fix it, noting the government spent over 17.5 million on the 1996 election that elected Ron Carey before a court-ordered review overturned the result due to an illegal scheme.
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Teamsters
IBT
U.S
David Edelstein
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Ron Carey
Carey
Hero fund to honor 18 who saved others in danger
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission names 18 recipients for brave rescues and lifesaving acts. Annel Bings, 21, who was 17 at the Birkenhead River rescue in British Columbia, saved two passengers but could not reach the driver who died. Other honorees include Jose Rios who saved a boy from a burning house and died trying to save the boy’s brother, and Fred Anderson who rescued an unconscious driver from a burning car. The list spans rescuers from Canada and the United States with diverse acts of bravery.
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Prrrssukgh
Annel Bings
Bings
Birkenhead River
British Columbia
Canada
Aachen
Germany
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Jose Rios
Royse City
Tex
Fred Anderson
Crystal Falls
Mich
Frank Nielsen
Corona
Bruce Phillips
Andover
Ohio
Reuben Vizcarra
Arcadia
Calif
Robert Francis Burau
Roseville
John Jones
Parlin
N.J
Port Reading
Connie Miller
Daniel Williams
Bellaire
Richard Wade
Ramsomville
Mla
Robert Michael Sheridan
Lillooet
Kevin Dintino
Patuxent
Brighton
Alaine Gill
Jeffrey Gau
Flushing
N.Y
Michael Ponty
Salmon
Grinch-like officer returns Christmas gifts in Raceland
In Raceland Louisiana police Sgt Craig Jaccuzzo seized a decorated home held gifts bought with bad checks. Nolan Vedros Jr 32 faced forgery theft and stolen property charges. A Bayou Blue donor provided a real tree and three bicycles which Jaccuzzo delivered to the mother, keeping his word to repay the season.
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Raceland
Craig Jaccuzzy
Nolan “Redbean” Vedros Jr
Jaccuzzo
New Orleans
Vedros
Bayou Blue
Sheriff’s Motor Pool
Lockport
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Gill Pltot’s Insurance
Salt Lake City
Mink
New York City
I-W
Provo
Oakland Park
Fla
Carnegie Fund
Jon Lane
Moses Lake
Wash
Bor
Ringgold
Martin Hogue
Visalia
Ali
Kentucky
Kee
Huge Boanes Sears
Pipet Eer
Police ‘Grinch’ Returns
Nk Arista
Ee A
Fordier
Haif
Illinois
Oecmel
PRGA
Obawana
Lars
TSG
Tasnadiselty & Dor
Ours
Nema
DY Een
Lee
Westlake
ACE Hardware
Lawrence
Maple Lawrence
Lindenwood Land
Linda Drive
Prescott Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Oak Eudora
Louisiana
Whitmore Court
Manchester
8Th Street
Winterbrook Court
Oak Hill Avenue
East
15Th Place
Westlake Hardware
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