Gabor suit against Delta Lines tossed out
Zsa Zsa Gabor’s $10 million negligence defamation and assault case against Delta Air Lines was dismissed for now by US District Judge William Hoeveler. The judge allowed re filing after fixing flaws in the complaint. The 1989 incident in Atlanta involved Gabor being escorted off Flight 462 for dog custody and a confrontation over a jewel filled handbag.
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Lawyers plan drunk driving appeal in Kentucky crash
Lawyers for Larry Mahoney, 36, sentenced to 16 years in prison, plan to appeal his conviction for the May 14, 1988 school bus crash that killed 24 students and three adults. The crash is described as the nation's worst drunk driving accident.
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Bronze Star Award for Vietnam Vet Honored by Commander
Vietnam veteran Jim Lahr finally receives the Bronze Star in a ceremony as Col. Donald Meyers notes the rarity of such recognition. Lahr, wounded during a 1989 ambush while guiding Marines to water, displayed valor under heavy fire saving fellow Marines before being injured.
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Butcher Wins Iditarod Lead Into Ruby Pioneers Halfway
Susan Butcher led the 18th Iditarod into Ruby Alaska after a six course meal reward and 32 500 cash prize for first into Ruby. Seventy teams began in Anchorage on March 3 heading toward Nome with leaders reaching Cripple Friday and Galena ahead as the race continues along the Yukon River.
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Haitians celebrate ouster of provisional government
Haitians hailed the end of Avril’s rule as Abraham assumed Haiti’s fifth post-Duvalier government to organize elections. Protesters warned against reprisals while the 1,200-member Presidential Guard began transfers as groups tied to civilian rights and industry pressed for a swift transition and broad civilian rule.
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Lithuania moves toward independence as new parliament convenes
In Vilnius the first freely elected Lithuanian parliament in 50 years prepares a historic vote on secession from the Soviet Union. Sajudis holds two thirds of deputies, and leaders urge independence while banners and demonstrations mark the opening.
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