Husband longs for death to join 10 children in case against wife
Arthur Noe, 77, says he would end his life to see his eight deceased infants again as Marie Noe faces eight counts of murder for suffocating eight of their ten children born 1949 1968. He insists she is innocent and recalls life with the family amid past SIDS speculation and a new police case. He awaits weekly visits and her daily one phone call.
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Life
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Telephone Strike Looms Across Bell Atlantic Bell South
Telephone workers prepare to walk off the job risking large scale caller delays from Maine to Florida. More than 120,000 union members seek a three year contract with job security and no layoffs as last minute talks continue in major cities.
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Bell South
Candice Johnson
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Philadelphia
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Atlanta
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Providence
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North Carolina
South Carolina
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Conference on eroticism and the First Amendment sparks polemics
In Universal City California a three day summit on eroticism and the First Amendment drew fire from anti porn activists who accused California State University Northridge of endorsing pornography by co hosting with the Free Speech Coalition. Organizers defended the event saying academic inquiry does not equal endorsement. The conference featured figures tied to the adult industry and included attendees connected to Hustler and civil liberties advocates.
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California State University
Northridge
Free Speech Coalition
California State University System
Steve Frank
James Elias
Center For Sex Research
Hustler Maga
Laurie
John Holmes
Nadine Strossen
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