Parents win right to abort incompetent woman's child
In Orange California a mentally incompetent woman Laura Eldridge 35 allegedly raped while confined was set for an abortion after her parents Tom and Helen Stegmoyer were named conservators by Judge Henry T Moore. Attorney Fred DeLisio said the procedure at UC Irvine Medical Center was tentatively scheduled noting untreated brain disease could be fatal.
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Orange
Calif
Fred DeLisio
Tom and Helen Stegmoyer
Fountain Valley
Laura Eldridge
University of California-Irvine Medical Center
Superior Court
Henry T. Moore
Stegmeyers Conservators
Eldridge
Man 69 facing 10 to 12 years for mistreating children
Alfred W. Bayley, who chose castration over prison four decades ago for abusing two girls, pleads guilty to mistreating three San Fernando Valley children and awaits sentencing on July 16. Police say a probation lapse and hormone injections fueled his urges.
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LOS Angeles
Alfred W. Bayley
San Fernando Valley
Infrared to aid search at Leonard Lake site
Investigators will use an infrared camera to speed a rural cabin site search in Calaveras County 2.2 acre lot linked to Leonard Lake. The device from the Justice Department will help detect additional remains or evidence buried underground, per Sheriff’s deputy Steve Mathews.
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San Francisco
Leonard Lake
U.S. Department of Justice
Calaveras County
Steve Mathews
Jet dives to miss small plane over Lake Michigan
The American Airlines Boeing 727 Flight 803 from Chicago diverted to Kent County International Airport after a near miss with an oncoming twin-engine plane over Lake Michigan. Four of the 70 aboard were injured, and the second plane’s whereabouts remained unknown as officials investigated the incident.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
American Airlines
Lake Michigan
Chicago
O'Hare
Dan White
Kent County International Airport
White
Mort Edelstein
Federal Aviation Administration
Prison crop destroyed at Tennessee state farm
Nearly 500 marijuana plants were found growing at the Tennessee prison farm in Nashville. Authorities say prisoners may not have grown them, with a Highway Patrol helicopter spotting the crop in a drainage ditch. The plants, valued at about $200,000, were destroyed by Highway Patrol, Alcoholic Beverage Commission, and Correction Department agents.
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Nashville, Tenn
Charles Bass
Nashville Community Service Center
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
The
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Correction Department
Discovery home after successes at Edwards Air Force Base
Discovery's international crew landed at Edwards Air Force Base California at 8 12 a m CDT after a 2 9 million mile flight and record four satellites launched with the shuttle serving as a laser target in the first Star Wars test. The crew praised the mission as highly successful while brake issues on landing renewed questions about Kennedy Space Center procedures.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Discovery
International
Florida
Dan Brandenstein
Jesse W. Moore
Shuttle
Spartan
Edwards
Dan
Mission Control
Moore
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