Playboy Ray story fuels warden anger at prison interview
PETROS Tenn A prison warden says he was tricked into allowing lie detector tests claimed by Playboy to prove James Earl Ray acted alone in the King killing Ray's attorney calls the tests faulty Playboy says the polygraph showed Ray lied about killing King while truthfully admitting no one else involved The magazine released a transcript of questions and responses detailing alleged statements by Ray during the June 22 test and interview
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Pain Should Be Investigated Not Tolerated By Dr Helzer
Health column warns that persistent pains signal an underlying problem and urges readers to see a doctor rather than rely on aspirin. The piece notes common symptoms such as headaches dizziness and back pain and emphasizes reading pill labels and seeking medical advice. Contact details for the Helzer office are provided.
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Brooklyn D A says looters were just thieves during blackout
Brooklyn District Attorney Eugene Gold said looters during the July blackout were mainly thieves, not hungry rioters. He cited 176 indicted out of 1,004 arrested, with 145 Brooklyn stores looted including furniture and jewelry shops, and 73 percent of those polled were black.
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Lawmakers struggle to draft child pornography laws in California
In Sacramento the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee heard eight bills targeting minors in pornographic materials. After two hours members planned to revisit at the next session as lawmakers debate definitions and free speech concerns. Attorneys warned of constitutional pitfalls while supporters pressed for enforceable penalties and tighter controls.
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Wiretap bill delayed as vote stalls in California
California state lawmakers delay action on a wiretap bill authorizing police to wiretap without consent in organized crime and narcotics cases. Senator Deukmejian cites lack of votes and the election year as reasons, noting current law requires one party to consent. The measure awaits next year.
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Bill to crack down on drunk driving delayed in committee
SACRAMENTO AP The bill by Sen. Arien Gregorio would set a 0.70 blood alcohol level as automatic disqualification to drive, replacing current 0.10 percent presumptive evidence. The Assembly Criminal Justice Committee, by 45 votes, refused passage but allowed a new vote next year. Supporters say the standard would curb deaths, while opponents warn it infringes rights and relies on a machine to determine impairment. The panel sent another Gregorio measure to the Assembly Ways and Means Committee on a 7-0 vote.
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