Court allows Sheppard case to proceed in Ohio
The Ohio Supreme Court, by a 4-3 vote, allowed Sam Reese Sheppard to pursue a wrongful imprisonment suit to clear his father Sam Sheppard’s name over the 1954 Marilyn Sheppard murder. Prosecutors may seek reconsideration as trial could occur late next summer or early fall.
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Earth's tilt may have been greater 600 million years ago
The Earth may have tilted more toward the sun 600 million years ago, keeping polar regions warm and tropics cooler. Penn State researchers propose that glaciation buildup and melt could have nudged Earth toward its current 23.5 degree tilt, though uncertainties remain.
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Doctor who said rape does not cause pregnancy seeks health post
Fay Boozman, a Republican eye doctor whose Senate bid faltered after he claimed rape rarely leads to pregnancy, faces a second interview for Arkansas state health director. Protests from Democratic women and support from Republican Peggy Jeffries mark the contested candidacy amid abortion stance debates.
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