Nurse arrested in Riverside drug deaths tied to 12 murder charges
Robert R. Diaz, 44, a nurse at several hospitals, was arrested in Apple Valley on 12 murder charges related to patient overdoses of Lidocaine at Community Hospital of the Valleys Perris and San Gorgonio Pass Hospital Banning. Prosecutors seek death penalty. case linked to another death. Diaz held in Riverside County Jail. arraignment and preliminary hearing planned.
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Riverside, Calif
Robert R. Diaz
Apple Valley
Renee Shoemaker
Riverside County Sheriff’s Department
Diaz
Comunity Hospital
Perris
San Gorgonio Pass
Banning
Hollenhorst
Chino Community Hospital
Riverside
Community Hospital
Riverside County
Judge rules awaited in Mobil Marathon merger battle
Ohio Attorney General William Brown urged a federal court in Cleveland to block Mobil from further Marathon stock purchases as final arguments were heard on Mobil's 5.1 billion bid. Marathon warned of a domino effect reducing competition in oil production refining and wholesale and retail marketing if the takeover proceeds. A ruling on extending the temporary ban was expected next week with a December 9 hearing already set.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mobil Corp
Marathon Oil Co
Mobil
William Brown
Washington
Marathon
U.S
John Manos
No. 2
Findlay
U.S. Steel Corp
Manos
Patrick McCartan
McCartan
Sanford Litvack
Argu
Brown
Drifting oil rig kept from collision
A towline was attached to the drifting Phillips SS to prevent a collision with the Tor in the Ekofisk field 180 miles east of Aberdeen. The Phillips SS, carrying 112 men, broke from moorings during a storm with winds to 70 mph and 40 foot seas.
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London
North Sea
Press Association
Norwegian Coast Guard
Stavanger
Norway
North Sea Oil Center
Ekofisk
Aberdeen
Alexander L. Kielland
Lindbergh kidnapping files opened for inspection
New York and New Jersey state police documents from the 1932 Lindbergh baby kidnapping were opened to interested parties. Anna Hauptmann’s lawyers challenged access limits, saying 90,000 documents would take years to examine. The hearing before Judge Lacey continues next Monday. Governor Byrne had ordered file availability after Mrs. Hauptmann sued for access and seeks a new trial and damages.
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New York Times
New York
New Jersey
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clinton L. Pagano
Robert B. Bryan
San Francisco
Anna Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Peter J. O’connor
Cherry Hill
N.J
Bryan
Frederick B. Lacey
Lacey
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