Sentencing Set For Yedell and Antonelli in Bribery Case
A federal judge scheduled November 30 for the sentencing of former DC mayoral aide Joseph Yedell and financier Dominic Antonelli after a jury found them guilty of conspiracy and bribery in a scheme to steer a $5.6 million lease and a $35,000 loan through city officials. Both face potential prison terms and will appeal the verdict.
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Florida Ave
Farber Jascalevich Free Amid Riverdell Controversy
In Hackensack New Jersey Dr Mario Jascalevich is acquitted of murder in the Riverdell Hospital curare deaths while New York Times reporter Myron Farber is freed from jail after 40 days for contempt. The case highlights a press free speech dispute and ongoing appeals.
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Hughes opposes death penalty in Maryland race
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Harry K. Hughes says he opposes capital punishment arguing it is not proven to deter crime. He would not pledge to repeal Maryland's death penalty law or stay an execution, citing narrow Supreme Court guidelines and potential few executions.
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Arsonists Start Rampant Los Angeles Brush Fires
An arsonist using a paper matchbook started the worst of 11 brush fires around Los Angeles. The fires burned about 8 000 acres and 161 homes in the Santa Monica Mountains to Malibu, damaging properties of celebrities and prompting evacuations. Investigation continues with indications of deliberate setting and multiple fires under scrutiny.
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Jack Lemmon
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Clint Walker
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PSA 727 Crash Tape Reveals Lost Sight Of Cessna
Transcript excerpts from a cockpit tape outline a PSA 727 crew losing sight of a single engine Cessna 172 seconds before the collision over California. The Times notes the crew scanned the sky as the jet and the Cessna came together, killing 135 aboard and two on the ground.
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