Mother jailed in son death case from Detroit
Antwon Lane Dumas lived with his aunt and uncle until guardianship ended by Wayne County Probate Court and Michigan Supreme Court. He died after a beating believed to have been inflicted by his mother and her husband who are jailed pending investigation. A neighbor described him as the most beautiful boy.
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Detroit
Antwon
Lane) Dumas
Wayne County
Michigan Supreme Court
Freddie Burton Jr
Jane Annette Dumas
Troy McCants
St John Hospital
Sting nets $22 million in drug loot
Customs Commissioner Carol Hallett announced a 13 month sting that seized 22 million from drug dealers who unknowingly handed profits to undercover agents. Dozens of agents guarded 18 million shown on tables and floor boxes at Coral Country Club, with the rest in New York. One driver arrested. Further arrests expected.
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Sting Nets
Miami
Customs
Carol Hallett
Hallett
Coral Country Club
New York
Klan Plans July 4 Rally at Arkansas Capitol
Ku Klux Klan leaders won approval Monday to stage a Fourth of July flag rally at the Arkansas State Capitol in Little Rock, set for 10 30 a m, just hours before a local black activist plans to burn Old Glory in the same location. Secretary of State W J McCuen, who oversees the Capitol, said he will try to arrange security to prevent violence and assigned spokesman Don Griffin to comment.
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Klan
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Ku Klux Klan
State Capitol
Robert
McIntosh
W.J
Bill” McCuen
Capitol
McCuen
Don Griffin
Tanker Collision Sparks Fuel Spill In Chesapeake Bay
Two foreign container ships collided during a Sunday thunderstorm on the main channel into Hampton Roads. The Columbus America and Neptune Jade spilled up to 30000 gallons of fuel into the Chesapeake Bay and the Norfolk and Portsmouth harbors, with cleanup expected to take several days.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Coast Guard
Columbus America
Chesapeake Bay
Portsmouth
Crib-poisoning victim wins 3.75 million suit
Fawna Wright, once poisoned by Loxene in a St Louis hospital crib, wins an out of court settlement of 3.75 million from BASF Corp. The chemical caused infant illness and fatalities after Wyandotte Chemical Co. produced Loxene in 1970. Wright now seeks hospital administration.
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ST. Louis
Fawna Wright
St. Loui Hospital
Wright
St. Laws
Basf Corp
Wyandotte Chemical Co
Associati
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