Illinois House approves malpractice and no fault insurance bills
The Illinois House passed a medical malpractice bill with a 500000 damage cap and a three member screening panel, and a no fault auto insurance bill that requires coverage for medical expenses and lost wages before liability rulings. Critics call the measures costly and ineffective.
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Refugees report killings by Khmer Rouge in Cambodia
Cambodian refugees in Thailand recount mass executions of former army officers and men in Siem Reap at end of April. They describe bound victims beaten to death with shovels and clubs by Khmer Rouge soldiers, while border clashes and political protests unfold in the region.
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Pathet Lao
Colonel Sanders visits Carbondale to honor KFC sanitation award
The Colonel Harlan Sanders, 84, visits Pegg and Adolph Walter's KFC in Carbondale to present the white glove award for sanitation. He notes a tense salary dispute with Heublein, promotes the brand and Canadian charity ties, and share anecdotes about his rise from farm boy to 11 spices, with Foster kids and media present.
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Canada
Vietnamese Refugees Seek Return Home From U S Camps
Do Van Ty and other Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton express willingness to die rather than stay in the United States, as 292 refugees await processing for repatriation. About 2,031 refugees in the U S and at two other camps also want to go home under UN refugee agency oversight.
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United States
Do van Ty
Vietnam
Subic Bay
Philippines
Do van Hung
Hung
Cambodia
Julia Vadala Taft
United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees
Israel to soften Sinai terms in new Egypt accord
Diplomatic sources say Israel will ease key Sinai demands after Rabin Ford talks in Washington. Sadat weighs formal commit to U S backed talks in Alexandria. Israel reportedly withdraws from Mitla and Gidi western slopes while keeping eastern rises as a buffer and returns Abu Rudeis oil fields with a land corridor to the fields.
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Associated Press
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Sinai
Egypt
Yitzhak Rabin
Ford
Washington
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Sadat
Hermann Eilis
Jerusalem
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Gidi
Abu Rudeis
Everything kids like is illegal says Herrin chief
Herrin Police Chief William Humphrey told the city council that most activities enjoyed by children are illegal and that the town lacks safe options. He suggested building a youth track for mini bikes and go carts while noting older youths may attend dances or drink beer elsewhere.
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Weather outlook shows heat and humidity through midweek
Tonight remains humid with partial clouds and a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Wednesday stays partly sunny and warm with isolated storms and highs in the upper 80s. Thursday turns very warm and humid with highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s and lows around the 60s to 70s.
National security claim fails to justify taps without warrant
A U S Court of Appeals ruled that national security claims do not justify tapping domestic telephones without a warrant. The decision involves 16 Jewish Defense League members suing former Attorney General Mitchell and FBI agents, amid debates over police use of surveillance gear and a stalled Senate CIA assassination investigation.
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U. S. Court of Appeals
Jewish Defense League
United States
Soviet Union
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Atty
John N. Mitchell
FBI
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