Monroe investigator guilty of forgery in Monroe death
A former coroner's investigator who signed Marilyn Monroe's death certificate and later pleaded guilty to forgery involving a gasoline credit card at a coroner's facility may speak within a week. He was 22 at the time and his case led to a probation and reduced misdemeanor after 1967.
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Georgia Blacks Back New Congressional Redistricting
Georgia’s revised congressional reapportionment clears Justice Department review and wins Black Caucus backing. The plan raises Atlanta's 5th District black share from 57 to 65.02 percent and awaits a three judge federal court in Washington to finalize approvals before elections.
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