California dog owners convicted in San Francisco mauling case
Marjorie Knoller and her husband Robert Noel were convicted of murder and manslaughter respectively in the killing of Diane Whipple by their Presa Canario dogs in Pacific Heights. They were also found guilty of having a dangerous dog that killed someone with sentencing set for May 10.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Marjorie Knoller
Diane Whipple
Robert Noel
Whipple
Sharon Smith
Bane
Hera
Knoller
Noel
Pacific Heights
Paul Schneider
Schneider
Nedra Ruiz
Demise of the five and dime chain McCrory Corp
In Harrisburg AP reports the McCrory Corp chain nears final closure amid bankruptcy and competition from Wal Mart and Target. The privately held firm once ran about 1 300 stores at its peak and had remaining outlets in Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. Analysts note the decline reflects shifts in retail from Main Street to giant chains.
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G. C. Murphy Co
McCrory Corp
Harrisburg East
Harrisburg
Dollar Zone
Donald Barlup Sr
Barlup
Wal-Mart
Target
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Paul Weiner
McCrory
Dollar ‘Zone
G.C. Murphy
J.J. Newberry
T.g.&y
York
Woolworth’s
Weiner
Burt Flickinger III
Reach Marketing
Westport
F.W. Woolworth
Lancaster
Five and Dimes
United States
Alan Raucher
Wayne State University
Michigan
McCrorey
Raucher
Kurt Barnard
Barnard
Retail Trend Report
Montclair
N.J
Kansas lawmakers seek court conception ruling
Kansas legislators press to have the state Supreme Court declare life begins at conception. The House voted 70 to 50 to direct the attorney general to file suit, aiming to upend Roe v. Wade with a ruling that a fetus has constitutional rights. The plan hinges on a new AG after Feb 1, 2003.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Rick Reborn
Kansas House
Attorney General's
Kansas Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Dan Williams
U.S. Supreme Court
Reborn
Carla Stovall
Stovall
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