Case forces Michigan to clarify assisted death law
DETROIT AP A husband Bertram Harper and his terminally ill wife Virginia faced trial after she died by her own chosen method in a Detroit suburb hotel room. The couple traveled from California to Michigan where no specific law forbids assisted death by own action, though legislation pending could make it a felony. The Harpers defended the right to die openly, while supporters urged law changes to remove gray areas and allow medical society guidance.
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Two Arizona men plead guilty in bomb scheme near Norfolk
Two Arizona men, Joseph Openshaw and Cecil Ross, pleaded guilty in a failed insurance scheme tied to pipe bombs aimed at chemical tanks near Norfolk Naval Base during the Persian Gulf War era. The case follows the mastermind, Charles Gresham, who also pleaded guilty. Sentencing is set for July 22 for Openshaw and Ross, with potential prison terms and fines.
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