Federal drops charges in Hearst case move trial plan
The UPI report notes federal prosecutors drop two charges against Patricia Hearst and William and Emily Harris so the Harrises face six more serious charges in state court. The move allows Hearst to be tried separately under state charges that could yield life sentences, with mental evaluation delaying proceedings.
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Panel to reexamine bullets in Kennedy assassination case
A seven-member national crime science panel begins microscopic comparison of bullets from the Ambassador Hotel shooting to probe the second gun theory. The group, chaired by Patrick Garland, will work separately and file individual reports on whether additional shooters were involved.
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FBI Laboratory
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Michigan State University School of Criminal Justice
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Minneapolis
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Santa Clara County
Calif
Alfred Biasotti
California Department of Justice
Charles Morton
Institute of Forensic Sciences
Oakland
Eloise Leaves Wake of Florida Wreckage
Hurricane Eloise battered the Florida Panhandle then moved into Tennessee bringing strong winds and heavy rain. In Fort Walton Beach Destin and Panama City Beach, planes boats and buildings were damaged or destroyed. A 73 year old man died in Alabama and a Fort Walton Beach resident died of a heart attack. Damage is expected to reach into the millions.
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Congress weighs fluorocarbon spray impact on ozone
A Senate space sciences subcommittee heard seven days of testimony on fluorocarbons used in aerosols and refrigeration. Drs Rowland and Molina warned of ozone loss and skin cancer risks, while calls for a quick ban on nonessential fluorocarbons gained support from some experts. Oregon already enacted a 1977 ban.
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University of Michigan
Oregon
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Federal Space Agency
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