U.S. urges airmail for overseas Christmas gifts
The Postal Service advises senders to use airmail for Christmas parcels to arrive in time. Surface mail is slower after the Atlantic Gulf coast dockworkers strike, and recipients should be notified that delivery may be delayed amid ongoing labor disputes.
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Fairview hospital suffers sick-in protest by technicians
About 25 to 30 percent of the morning shift called in sick at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa as psychiatric technicians protest state and federal rules they say downgrade jobs. Officials expect similar absenteeism over 24 hours as talks with Gov Brown and health officials loom.
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Digging into Hughes Will Case Handwriting Experts Take Stage
The trial nears opening testimony as Dilworth’s associate Clayton Lilienstern and lawyer Paul Freese claim Hughes did not write the Mormon Will. They outline handwriting analysis and signs of forgery to jurors, warning of lengthy testimony ahead.
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Clues Emerge in Strangte Case as Witnesses Recollect
Police sift new clues in the Strangte case. Witnesses recall faint details visible at the scene as investigators press for fresh leads and examine alibis and physical evidence.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Abolishes Death Penalty
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled 5 to 0 that the 1974 death penalty law is unconstitutional. As a result 25 inmates now on death row will have their sentences commuted to life imprisonment. Chief Justice Michael A. Eagen wrote that the jury's consideration in life or death decisions was too restricted.
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Violent prison unrest erupts at Arizona facility
Violence erupts inside a Florence prison as inmates attack guards and each other amid racial gang tensions. Governor Bolin fires Corrections Director Moran amid ongoing confrontations and staffing turmoil. Two inmates, David Verdugo and Walter Sauders, are hospitalized after stabbing incidents tied to the unrest while the federal court orders address overcrowding in state prisons.
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GAO study shows small pension tweak could save millions
The GAO reports that altering cost-of-living adjustments for federal retirees could cut costs by up to 35 million dollars yearly. It notes four 2016 retirees would average 9. e years old with a 315000 dollar pension, and argues reform would not erode inflation protection.
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