Von Bulow affair at a delicate pause
Newport observers note Claus von Bulow, found guilty of two insulin poisoning charges, returns to Manhattan while Newport holds a wary, divided response. Cosima and the ailing Martha Von Bulow, in a coma, loom over a looming civil case and a $75 million estate as June social season nears.
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New York Times Service
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Claus von Bulow
New York City
Martha
von Bulow
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Chemical Bank of New York
von Bulows
Cosima
Alexandra Isles
Baker
Newport County Council of
Republican Women
Bellevue Avenue
Ocean Drive
Sunny
Mark P. Malkovich 3d
Claus
Anne Brown
Bailey's Beach
Richard Kuh
Kuh
Plane shuttling prisoners crashes into mountain in Arizona
A Cessna 401 carrying seven people including four prisoners and guards crashed into a mountain near Phoenix in foggy weather, killing four. Pilot Bill Donaldson, guard Donna Long, and prisoners James Sanders and Robert Henry Sellers died. Three prisoners survived, with injuries, and were hospitalized. The flight carried prisoners from Sky Harbor to various destinations, amid two prior Arizona crashes in six days.
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Ariz
UPI
Arizona
Phoenix
Amarillo
Loren Kirkeeng
Sky Harbor International Airport
Cpl
Jadel Roe
Maricopa County
Sheriff's Office
Pris
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Billie Bowden
Gary Lehner
Ronald Lee Ledman
Lehner
Ledman
Bowden
Bill Donaldson
Donna Long
James Sanders
Robert Henry Sellers
Donaldson
Long
Air Security Transport
Titusville, Fla
Steve Schrimpf
Arizona Air National Guard
Valley National Bank
Santa Rita Mountains
Tucson
Lifestyle writers share ideas for better daily living
A panel of experienced writers contributes varied tips for everyday and Sunday living. The column explores practical routines, health habits, home organization, and mindful routines to improve daily comfort and well being.
Wildlife poaching tied to aphrodisiac demand sparks cross state hunt
An undercover California probe into illegal bear gall bladders elk antlers and other parts shows eight states coordinating to curb poaching. Los Angeles seen as the main hub for shipments destined to Asia with a potential million dollar market. Lawmakers propose harsher penalties and an outright ban on selling bear parts and antlers to deter a decimating wildlife trend.
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San Francisco
California Department of Fish and Game
Los Angeles
Diane Watson
California Fish and Game Department
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Arizona
Wyoming
New Mexico
Nevada
Newsom
Wirtz
H-bomb Tests Linked to Thyroid Cancer in Islanders
CHICAGO AP Thyroid cancer was found in more than one sixth of 250 Marshall Islanders exposed to 1954 hydrogen bomb fallout. Forty two natives including 17 children had the disease. thyroids were removed and all 250 received lifelong thyroid tablets. Dr P Reed Larsen of Harvard Medical School said cancer is usually treatable.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
P. Reed Larsen
Harvard University Medical School
Boston
Larsen
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