Brown declares innocence in Cincinnati teen murder case
Debra Brown, convicted of killing 15 year old Tonnie Storey in Cincinnati, testified Monday that she did not kill the teen. A Hamilton County jury will recommend whether Brown faces the electric chair or life in prison. The body was found July 19 in a vacant Walnut Hills apartment.
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Debra Brown
Tonnie Storey
Ms. Brown
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
William J. Morrissey
Miss Storey
Walnut Hills
Alton Coleman
Coleman
Von Bulow Innocent Verdict Decried by Wife's Children
Providence AP report: Claus von Bulow acquitted of twice trying to murder his heiress wife with insulin injections. Crowds cheered. prosecutors booed outside. Family members said the trial showed the couple’s son and daughter that their mother had been targeted. Jurors deliberated 14 hours over four days. first trial had been guilty but overturned on constitutional grounds.
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R.I
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von Bulow
Andrea Reynolds
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Superior Court
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Abscam
Puccio
Missing persons linked to California survivalists case
Five large bags of human bones were found at a remote cabin connected to Leonard Lake and Charles Ng. Police say remains may belong to up to 25 missing people linked to their sexual torture crimes. Ng remains at large, armed, with a kidnapping warrant.
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Calif
Leonard Lake
San Francisco
Calaveras County
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Lake
Charles Chatt Ng
Calaveras
Ron McFall
Cornelius Murphy
Jury chosen in Purina Blues sale lawsuit
A six jurors panel was selected in St. Louis for a federal trial over Ralston Purina Co. suing the NHL for 60 million dollars alleging improper interference with its bid to sell the St. Louis Blues. The NHL counters with 78 million for breach of contract.
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St. Louis Blues
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Blues
U.S
William Hungate
Judge OKs tapes for Greylord trial
A federal judge approved FBI taped recordings made by a hidden device in former Judge Wayne Olson’s chambers during the Operation Greylord probe. The device, planted in late 1980 and early 1981 with permission from James Parsons, captured discussions of bribes. Olson and James Costello faced charges of conspiring to refer clients for cash payments.
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FBI
Wayne Olson
Narcotics Court
James B. Parsons
U.S
Chicago
Stanley J. Roszkowski
Olson
Parsons
James J. Costello
Roszkowski
Costello
Illinois
Court to decide union dues issue in Chicago case
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Chicago Teachers Union dispute over what portion of dues non members must pay. The 7th Circuit held CTU’s non member contribution method was inadequate and must be more impartial. The case involves about 27,500 CTU workers and centers on 95 percent of dues.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Chicago Teachers Union
CTU Local 1
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
CTU
Cveere
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