Von Bulow Found Innocent In Insulin Murder Case
Claus von Bulow, 58, was acquitted of attempting to murder his heiress wife Martha Sunny von Bulow with insulin injections. The verdict came after a lengthy trial in Providence Superior Court, moving from Newport. The affair drew intense public and media attention as family members and Andrea Reynolds reacted.
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Providence
R.I
Claus von Bulow
von Bulow
Andrea Reynolds
Cosima von Bulow
Newport
Martha
Sunny” von Bulow
Guardian Angels plan border patrol expansion to Texas border
Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa aims to restart unarmed patrols in Texas border areas including Brownsville and El Paso, with tours to recruit new chapters amid Border Patrol concerns and Mexican election tensions. Local agents warn of volatile reactions and safety risks.
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San Antonio
Guardian Angels
Texas- Mexico
Curtis Sliwa
San Antonio Light
Sliwa
Brownsville
el Paso
Border Patrol Sector
Larry Richardson
McAllen
U.S. Border Patrol
New York
Dallas-Fort Worth
Houston
College Station
Texas-Mexico
California
Border Patrol
California-Mexico
Gunmen Kidnap U S Professor In Beirut
American Thomas Sutherland professor and dean at the American University of Beirut was abducted on the airport highway by gunmen. He is the eighth U S citizen kidnapped in Lebanon since 1984 and remains missing as the UN reports lost contact with 21 Finnish peacekeepers held by militiamen in south Lebanon.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U.N
Thomas Sutherland
American University of Beirut
Osman Osman
Sutherland
Fort Collins
London
Timur Goksel
United Nations Interim Force In
Unifil
South Lebanon
South Lebanon Army
Marjayoun
Mediterranean
SLA
Educators blast Reagan tax plan
Washington education leaders and lobbyists unite to oppose President Reagan's tax reform. They call the plan a disaster for public schools and plan to rally Congress to defeat the proposals, highlighting ending deductibility of state and local taxes as a vital concern.
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Washington
Reagan
Tom Shannon
National School Boards Association
Keith Geiger
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
Albert Shanker
Congress
Odessan reflects on prison time
Charlie Garrett, 36, describes two years in a violent Texas prison after a 1983 40 year sentence for the 1982 shooting death of Michael Rheams. An El Paso appeals court tossed the conviction in March for Speedy Trial Act violations, prompting a discretionary review request by prosecutors. Garrett says he acted in self defense and kept a low profile while awaiting appeal.
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Charlie Garrett
Garrett
United States
Ector County
Texas Department of Corrections
Michael Rheams
TDC
Eighth Judicial District Court of Appeals
el Paso
Rheams
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