Court allows suit against federal prosecutors for misconduct
The US Court of Appeals ruled private citizens may sue federal prosecutors for courtroom misconduct under certain circumstances, overturning a doctrine granting absolute immunity. The 2-1 decision involves Guy Goodwin, a Nixon era prosecutor who pursued cases against what he described as revolutionary terrorists.
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Washington
US Court of Appeals
Guy Goodwin
Nixon
Explosion Levels Two Story Building At Fisherman’s Wharf
Nine people hospitalized after an explosion and fire destroyed a two story building at Fisherman’s Wharf on a busy morning. Coast Guard cutters and several boats aided fire crews in a lengthy battle as damage hits about 80 000 dollars. PG&E workers were servicing a gas line when the blast occurred. two workers remain in critical condition.
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San Francisco
Fisherman's Wharf
Coast Guard
Paul Girard
Pacific, Gas & Electric Co
Pg&e
Six Newborn Sextuplets Treated for Jaundice in Leiden
In Leiden Netherlands doctors report a mild jaundice in Holland's four girls and two boys aged four days has worsened slightly. Hospital officials say treatment includes exposing the babies to bright white light and continuous monitoring of heartbeats and breathing.
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Leiden
The
Netherlands
Holland
Leiden Hospital
Palestinian coastal guns clash with Israeli gunboats near Tyre
Palestinian guerrillas claimed night fire from coastal guns against Israeli gunboats trying to blockade Tyre for six days. Palestinian officials said the gunboats were not hit and withdrew beyond shore gun range.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Tyre
Oil Spill Reaches Santa Monica Beach
Hundreds of gallons spilled from a tanker off Santa Monica coated about a mile of the coastline in oil. Coast Guard Ensign Edward R. Rodriguez said the slick washed ashore Wednesday afternoon after transfer from the Manhattan to a coastal refinery. Lifeguards reported oil coating the prime beach area to a depth of about one inch. Lt. Dick Weaver called it a bad spill and a gooey mess.
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Calif
Coast Guard
Edward R. Rodriguez
Ocean
Manhattan
Dick Weaver
Mennonites Face Expulsion Extended to October First
More than 500 Mennonite settlers received a 10 day extension to today’s expulsion order. They are allowed until October 1 to document hardship claims. Verne Davis of INS told the Lubbock Avalanche Journal that after October 1 a new decision will be issued. If they do not leave voluntarily they face deportation.
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Seminole, Tex
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Verne Davis
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Ragnetta dies age 80 famed Philadelphia mob boss
Giuseppe Ragnetta known as the Philadelphia Mafia “chairman of the board” died Sunday in Somers Point New Jersey at age 80. He led the family in decades past and was a prominent organized crime figure noted by AP records.
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Guiseppe Ragnetta
Somers Point
N.J
Man convicted of four slayings in Hartford City
Keith Spencer welcomed the verdict as Roger C Drollinger was found guilty on four counts of first degree murder for the February shotgun slayings of Spencer's four sons and their stepbrother. The jury's quick decision led to a life sentence. sentencing is set for October 17.
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Keith Spencer
Roger C Drollinger
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Severman
Blackford
Drollinger
Ralph
Raymond
Reeve Spencer
Gregory Brooks Drollinger
Waynetown
Kathy
Rockville
Betty
Drellinger
Bruce Bade
Indiana
Michigan City
Nixon travelling party may have been drugged
CIA veteran Sidney Gottlieb testified before a Senate panel that an investigation was launched into reports of bizarre symptoms among Nixon associates during a 1971 trip to an unnamed hostile country. He said the incident may have involved mind altering drugs but could not confirm the President’s party was drugged.
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Richard Nixon
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Gottlieb
Nixon
United States
Sen
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Dmass
Kennedy
Senate Human Resources Subcommittee On Health
ABC
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Scali
The
Washington Post
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Walter Tkach
Births listed for multiple families in Franklin area
Vital Statistics column records several newborns: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mehi at 2610 Elmo Place. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Roe at 3622 Village Drive. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Shirley David May at 6863 Elk Creek Road. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. James Reed at 216 Baltimore Street. a boy to Burton at 2007 Armco Drive. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Hagan at 1916 Wellington Road. a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Riddell on Martz Paulin Road Carlisle. Also mentions hospital visitors and visiting hours at Kettering Medical Center.
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Elmo Place
Larry Roe
Village
Franklin
Shirley David May
Elk Creek Road
James Reed
Baltimore St
James Burton
Armco Drive
Gregory Hagan
Wellington Road
Gary Riddell
Martz-Paulin Road
Carlisle
Boy
Kettering Medical Center
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