Mom of 680 pound girl faces judge not jury in trial
In Martinez California Marlene Corrigan seeks trial before experienced judge Richard Arnason rather than a jury over alleged neglect that led to her 13 year old daughter Christina Corrigan dying at 680 pounds. Prosecutors say Corrigan knew of severe sores and waste while Cardoza argues the mother was overwhelmed and not neglectful. The case drew international attention and debate over rights of the severely overweight with talks of TV coverage and courtroom cameras.
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Avalanche evidence paints Nichols tied to Oklahoma City bombing
Prosecutor Beth Wilkinson told jurors Terry Nichols abandoned his family and joined Timothy McVeigh on a “road to destruction” leading to the 1995 bombing that killed 168. She showed a poster tracing their seven month path from aliases and storage sheds to bomb components and the getaway, noting Nichols quit his job and used the alias Mike Havens.
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Sniper shoots students in STAMPS Arkansas parking lot
Two STAMPS High School students Grover Henderson and Latissa Finley were wounded in the hip by a shooter firing from nearby woods. Sheriff Kilgore said the likely rifle was a .22 caliber. The 388 student school closed for Christmas break with return set for January 5.
Liggett breaks ranks with tobacco industry on ingredient disclosure
Liggett Group becomes first cigarette maker to comply with Massachusetts law mandating ingredient lists. Despite a federal injunction delaying the deadline, Liggett delivered detailed ingredient lists to Governor Paul Cellucci and cited public health as a priority. The disclosure follows a March settlement of lawsuits and adds to tests showing nicotine levels may exceed FTC estimates. Industry argues trade secrets and uniform national policy are needed.
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