Kennedy 1994 election vote fate amid Palm Beach scandal
Boston area readers see Kennedy’s Palm Beach affair and sister scandal shake public opinion. Polls show little shift yet broader questions loom about his leadership and the Massachusetts political balance as Weld’s term shifts state dynamics.
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Chappaquiddick
Mary Jo Kopechne
Michael Dukakis
William Weld
Edward Kennedy
Man who loved to sue murdered in street
Robert Young, an aggressive litigant known for suing the Beugens repeatedly, was shot dead in San Francisco a few hours before he was to face them in court. The Beugens had long battled Young over salons and other lawsuits, with both sides accusing the other of harassment and threats. Police have few clues and have not labeled the Beugens prime suspects.
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David Bengen
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Susan Beugen
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Beugens
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Zaide
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Reugens
California
John Hartford
Ia San Francisco Law Library
David White
U.S. Circmt Court of Appeals
Arthur Gerrands
Life may have begun on Earth more than once
NASA researchers from Ames and collaborators propose life arose multiple times in Earth’s early history. Moon rocks and simulations suggest microbes formed and spread through repeated bottlenecks, with impacts erasing earlier life and allowing later evolution. The Miller Urey experiment is cited as an origin mechanism yielding amino acids that could seed life.
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David Stevenson
Cal Tech
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California
Muler-Crey
Risky zealot of volcanoes lost in Japan blast
Geologist Harry Glicken, famed for Mount St Helens debris avalanches research, was identified among victims of Mount Unzen's deadly blast in Japan. His father said he knew volcanoes are unpredictable but pursued study until an instantaneous death. Glicken and two French scientists perished near the danger zone.
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Glicken
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Kana Krafft
Don Peterson
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Geological Survey
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