Juror seating disrupted in 32 million money laundering case
A juror who reportedly phoned Medellin cartel members was removed from a panel deciding a 32 million money laundering case. The judge and counsel kept 11 jurors deliberating and discussed a potential mistrial for five international bankers and a Colombian tied to BCCI. Hasenfus testified about being the sole survivor of a CIA linked plane shot down during the Iran Contra mission.
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Tampa
Fla
U.S
William Hodges
Bank of Credit and Commerce International
Amjad Awan
Manuel Noriega
Miami
Eugene Hasenfus
Hasenfus
Wallace Sawyer Jr
Nicaragua
Asthma deaths and affected rise nationwide, CDC reports
The CDC reports a more than 30 percent rise in asthma death rates from 1980 to 1987, with deaths increasing from 2,891 to 4,360 and total Americans affected nearing 10 million. Factors include infections triggers, healthcare, and air quality.
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Atlanta
National
Centers For Disease Control
United States
CDC
Quarters Scatter After Armored Truck Spill on Bridge
In Portland a truck from Oregon Armored Service Inc. dumped three bags of quarters on the Ross Island Bridge. Allen Schmuck and Tod Larsen witnessed bags burst and coins fly across lanes. Traffic halted about 20 minutes as police responded within minutes.
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Portland
Ore
Ross Island
Allen Schmuck
Tod Larsen
Willamette River
Oregon Armored Service Inc
Genetic defect eyed as explanation for tall players deaths
Researchers link Marfan syndrome to a genetic defect in fibrillin that weakens connective tissue and may cause sudden heart problems among tall athletes. Johns Hopkins physician Dr. Reed Pyeritz presented findings at Bar Harbor genetics course, noting collaboration with Lynn Sakai to confirm fibrillin gene involvement.
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Bar Harbor, Maine
Abraham Lincoln
Reed Pyeritz
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Baltimore
Pyeritz
Jackson Laboratory
Bar Harbor
Lynn Sakai
Oregon Health Sciences University
Dentist Delivers AIDS Claim With Gloves On
Atlanta report says federal researchers linked a woman's AIDS to a dentist during a tooth extraction. Despite gloves and a mask, the Centers for Disease Control noted the infection could not be ruled out from other sources, prompting a review of procedure guidelines.
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Atlanta
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
Harold Jaffe
CBC
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