Supreme Court justice delays executions in three states
Justice Powell issued a stay delaying Georgia Florida and Texas death penalty executions while the court considers rehearing requests. The pause could delay hundreds of planned executions nationwide as the high court reconvenes in October. The stay covers three cases: Charles Profitt Jerry Jurek and Troy Gregg, all facing death sentences.
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Draft charges dropped in Israel service evasion case
A federal judge dismissed a 25 year old draft evasion indictment against Philip Goldman 45 who left the United States January 2 1951 to avoid military service during the Korean War. Goldman later became an Israeli citizen served in the Israel Defense Forces and voted in Israel elections. He arrived at Kennedy Airport leading an Israeli tourist group during a Bicentennial visit.
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