Drug tamperer pleads guilty in first US case
Edward Arlen Marks, 24, pleaded guilty to nine counts in the first national drug tampering case. He admitted spiking Contac, Teldrin and Dietac capsules with warfarin to profit from stock options in SmithKline Beckman. Prosecution seeks up to 94 years and 2.25 million dollars. sentence set for Oct. 10 after pre sentence review.
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Edward Arlen Marks
Houston
Marks
SmithKline Beckman Corp
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Temple City
Calif
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Robert W. Merkle
Ted Knight dies at 62 famed Mary Tyler Moore star
Comic actor Ted Knight died of cancer at his Pacific Palisades home at age 62. He won Emmys for The Mary Tyler Moore Show and later starred in Ted Knight Show and Too Close for Comfort. Funeral services are set for Friday at Forest Lawn Cemetery. Knight and his wife Dorothy raised three children. England College may deny admission to a man tied to a rape case as officials fear his presence would disturb female students. A Hampden Superior Court judge denied Michael Hoffman a preliminary injunction, delaying his studies until the criminal case concludes. Hoffman faces arraignment on aggravated rape and larceny charges, with possible appeal noted by attorney Daniel Pava.
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Ted Knight
Knight
Pacific Palisades
Dorothy
Vanita Cillo
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Mary Tyler Moore
England
Hampden
William Welch
Michael R. Hoffman
Hoffman
Hampden Superior Court
Daniel A. Pava
Welch
Alaska and Oklahoma governors clash in party primaries
Alaska Democrat Steve Cowper won the state nomination defeating Gov. Bill Sheffield amid impeachment turmoil while Sen. Arliss Sturgulewski led the GOP field over Walter Hickel. In Oklahoma, Henry Bellman won the GOP nomination to succeed Gov. George Nigh as Democrats David Walters and Mike Turpen advanced to a Sept. 16 runoff.
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Steve Cowper
Alaska
Bill Sheffield
Arliss Sturgulewski
Walter Hickel
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
GOP
George Nigh
David Walters
Mike Turpen
Court rules for school Springfield Mass Western New
A Springfield court issue involves a school case from Western New England area. Details indicate a ruling affecting district operations and policy interpretation, with implications for students and staff.
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Springfield, Mass
Western New
FBI agent dismissed for lying about Presser probe
Washington AP reporting Veteran FBI agent Robert S. Friedrick, longtime Cleveland bureau head, was fired by FBI Director William Webster after a lengthy internal inquiry. Friedrick, 42, was accused of lying about a meeting with Teamsters President Jackie Presser and was charged May 16 with five counts of making false statements to the Justice Department. Authorization of the dismissal was effective August 22.
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FBI
Teamsters
Jackie Presser
William Webster
Robert S. Friedrick
Cleveland
Friedrick
Justice Department
Lane Bonner
Bonner
Friedrich
Presser
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