Doctor on Stand Misses Patient’s Final Wish in WV Case
Dr Donald Klinesiver faced a West Virginia witness stand as his pager rang and the hospital confirmed it was too late for the court to rule on a patient’s last wish to end suffering. U S Rep Jim Collins campaigned in the area urging across the board budget cuts.
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West Virginia
U.S
Jim Collins
Lloyd Bentsen
Senate
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Texas Bell's Good Deeds Cost Texans Billions?
Southwestern Bell reports it donates about 1.9 million dollars to Texas charities and spends roughly 19.3 million on ads yearly, totaling 22 million. The company seeks a 469 million rate hike while crediting these costs to customers under utility rules. About 7.4 million could be passed to ratepayers based on Texas revenues of 2.5 billion.
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Austin
Southwestern Bell
Texas
Paul Roth
Bell
Texas Consumer Association
Jim Hightower
Public Utility Commission
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St. Edwards
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Hardin-Simmons
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Defense cuts may reach $30 billion
Reagan plans up to 30 billion in defense reductions to balance the budget by 1984. Baker says cuts could total 20 to 30 billion in 1983 and 1984, with 74 billion in savings required overall. Details on affected programs to come, as military planning weighs social spending trades.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Reagan
White House
James A. Baker III
Baker
Larry Speakes
U.S
Carter
Washington Post
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Pentagon
Defense Resources Board
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Court assigns redistricting task to State House
The Texas Supreme Court handed the Legislative Redistricting Board the job of drawing new House districts after ruling the House plan unconstitutional for county splitting. The decision, 94 percent in favor with no guidance, leaves the board to craft a compliant plan before federal review under the Voting Rights Act.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas Supreme Court
House
Legislative
Tim von Dohlen
Joe Greenhill
Senate
Bill Clements
Bill Clayton
Supreme Court
United State Justice Department
Clayton
von Dohlen
Smoke in elevator leads to air rights lawsuit
Non-smoker sues a probation officer for 5000 damages claiming exposure to cigarette smoke in a public elevator amounted to assault. The Fulton and DeKalb County case centers on whether smoking in designated public spaces can render a person liable for injuries from smoke.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Randy Jones
Decatur
Jones
Robert Zezzo
Zezzo
Superior Court
R. Keegan Federal Jr
Georgia
Fulton County
Thomas Blaska
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