Ex Justice Harlan Dies Of Cancer
Former Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan dies at age 82 in a Washington hospital after bone cancer. President Nixon calls him a giant of the Court as Justice Rehnquist is named to replace him. funeral services set for Tuesday in Weston, Connecticut.
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Taylor to Mental Hospital for Fitness Review
GREAT FALLS Mont AP staff Sgt Andrew Taylor 20 of Bowling Green Missouri was ordered to a state mental hospital to determine fitness to stand trial for the beating and torture death of his 2 year old step daughter Victoria Mullen He is charged with first degree murder in the December death at Warm Springs State Hospital Maximum security custody was ordered during the psychiatric evaluation The incident involved alleged head injuries and tying the child to a door with a belt before the back and forth door banging occurred
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Champagne And Caviar Sell Strong Amid Lavish Festivities
New York AP report notes brisk sales of champagne and caviar as Americans prepare to welcome the new year. Caviar remains scarce and pricier than last year, while imported champagne is plentiful though futures hint at post holiday price rises. Domestic champagne from California is in good supply, and some buyers plan ahead due to potential currency devaluation and grape price pressures.
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Prison Innovations Helping Inmates Return To Society
Midwestern states including Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa and Nebraska expand work release and educational programs to ease inmate transition. Nebraska reports strong reception and tax-earning outside jobs, while Kansas Iowa Oklahoma Missouri push home visits and on site training.
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Illinois no fault law struck down over equal protection
A judge ruled Dainois new no fault auto insurance law unconstitutional for discriminating against the poor by tying pain and suffering awards to medical expenses. State officials planned an appeal and expect the law to take effect Jan 1, despite the decision.
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Circuit Court
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Illinois no fault auto insurance ruling sparks appeals
Gov. Ogilvie called the ruling on no fault auto insurance in Illinois a victory for law equity but said it would be appealed immediately. Covelli barred state spending to enforce the law, with stays expected as actions move toward the Illinois and possibly U.S. Supreme Court. The ruling affects compensation for general damages, excluding certain severe losses, and targets low income residents in a class action.
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