Essay Reveals Abuse Shocks Teacher And Leads To Jail
In Peoria Illinois a fourth grader’s essay about three wishes exposed ongoing abuse at home. Roosevelt and Ruby Craine pleaded guilty to cruelty to children with 30 day jail terms. The 9 year old and siblings were placed in foster care as a juvenile court decision looms.
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Peoria
Ill
Roosevelt
Ruby Craine
Kevin Back
Craines
Craine
Harrison
Joan McCullough
Cemetery filming triggers crusade
Joseph Hallam, whose wife is buried at Oakwood Cemetery in Chatsworth, protested a mobile ad shoot on the grounds, calling it a breach of decency. Cemetery officials defended the project, while Forest Lawn Memorial Parks reportedly bans filming in some cemeteries.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Hallam
Hallam
Oakwood
Chatsworth
Norman Ruppert
Ruppert
Forest Lawn Memorial Parks
FCC moves to scrap Fairness Doctrine in vote push
Washington AP report says the Federal Communications Commission plans a vote to end the 38 year old policy requiring broadcasters to present divergent views. Reagan appointees oppose the doctrine, and a next Tuesday meeting could mark elimination efforts despite congressional opposition and veto history. An FCC source notes no intention to pick fights with Congress.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Reagan
FCC
Commission
House Telecommunications Subcommittee
Congress
Larry Irving
Subcommittee
Edward J. Markey
D-Mass
House
Senate
Irving
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