Judge rules against bombing photographer in Oklahoma City case
U S District Judge Robin Cauthron Finger Larane denied Baylee Almon and Chris Fields an injunction to require consent for commercial use of a photograph showing the infant Baylee Almon carried by a firefighter after the Alfred P Murrah Building bombing. Oklahoma Natural Gas owns the copyright and must receive most profits from sales of the image. The photo, taken by Lester LaRue, appeared on Newsweek cover and fetched about thirty eight thousand two hundred five dollars in total sales, with licenses to a T shirt maker and a statuette company. The plaintiffs argued the subjects were identifiable. the judge ruled they were not readily identifiable. The plaintiffs plan to appeal.
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Oklahoma City
U.S
Robin Cauth
Larane
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Lester LaRue
Chris Fields
Baylee Almon
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Almon
Fields
Agrapher
Cauthron
Baylee
Newsweek
J D Salinger to publish first book in 34 years
J D Salinger plans Hapworth 16 1924 a novella to be released by Orchises Press in Virginia next month. The work first appeared in The New Yorker in 1965 and the reclusive author has not published new material since Raise High the Roof Beam Carpenters.
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J.D. Salinger
Alexandria
Virginia
Orchises Press
Essor
Salinger
Hapworth
The
New Yorker
Roger la’ Oe
Orthians Pesce
New York
Lathbury
Ers
Washington Post
Miami Herald
Cornish
N.H
College gambling ring tied to organized crime in Boston
Boston officials announced charges against four men linked to a college gambling ring at Boston College. Prosecutor Thomas Reilly described Potter, a 33 year old New Yorker, as running professional operations with violent enforcement and substantial monthly profits from student bettors. Two more young men are named in the complaint, with others identified but not yet charged.
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Boston
Cpewrts
Ied
Thomas Reilly
Staal Tower
James C. Potter
New York
Reilly
Potter
Boston College
Oregon judge Fadeley faces harassment charges at probes
Oregon Supreme Court Justice Ed Fadeley, 66, testified before a state Judicial Fitness and Disability Commission amid accusations of past harassment and crude remarks. He denied a nurse’s claim of touching her bra strap and a kiss, while questions linger about other alleged conduct.
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Ore
Bob Packwood
Oregon
State Supreme Court
Ed Fadeley
Fadeley
Judicial Fitness and Disability Commission
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