Police sheriff dispute halts Harrisburg court hearings
In Harrisburg a clash over prisoner transport between the city police and Dauphin County Sheriff halted preliminary hearings as defendants remained jailed. After outcry, transport resumed on an interim day, with city seeking county transport or reimbursement by order. Nearby items note other unrelated cases and a Detroit paternity settlement.
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California Auto Insurance Rates Freeze Implemented
California Insurance Commissioner Roxani Gillespie ordered an immediate six month freeze on auto rates in San Francisco. She cited Farmers Insurance 5.9 percent increase set for November 1 as a trigger and noted Prop 103 could later give state authority to veto rate hikes. Other insurers hinted at similar plans.
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Four Men Declared Charged in Los Angeles Cocaine Seizure
Four men believed to head the operation were charged under state law on Monday with possession, transportation and sale of a controlled substance and possession of drug money. Police say the suburban warehouse housed a huge cocaine operation for years, distributing tens of tons annually, and the suspects are held without bail.
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East German Refugee Flows Strain Berlin Prague Ties
East Germans continued to flee through Prague as police clashed with crowds at the embassy. Bonn denied conditions tied to refugees while East German authorities halted border crossings and urged returns. The exodus, driven by border openings in Hungary and Poland reforms, worsens East Germany’s economy and fuels calls for quicker reforms.
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East German State 40th Anniversary Observed Amid Diplomatic Tension
Gorbachev attended a ceremony in East Berlin marking the East German state anniversary as Honecker faced questions about border policies. Eduard Shevardnadze credited for easing East Germany's stance, while James Baker aided in resolving broader tensions. Die Welt noted Honecker may resign after weekend festivities amid refugee flows and ongoing Bonn protests over East Germans in West German Embassy.
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Boy Recovers After Fire Coma Returns Home With Progress Photos
Adam Tassini survived a severe blaze that left him comatose for weeks. He was cared for by hospital staff and volunteers before moving to live with his guardians, Lori Griswold and Tassini, on Route 11A in LaFayette, as doctors had questioned his recovery but celebrated his gradual improvements and renewed responsiveness.
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Eastern to stay in Syracuse may not keep leased space
City Aviation Commissioner Ralph Napolitano says Eastern’s stay does not guarantee retaining departure lounges, parking, and office space it leases from Syracuse. Officials seek clarity on Eastern’s plan and consider four flights per plane parking space as a negotiating position with all airlines.
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Protect judges better, official says in NY newsday
The AP reports court officers face growing threats from drug traffickers. John McGillop of the State Supreme Court Officers Association cites about 100 threats in the past year. At Queens Criminal Court, escorts have become routine after a judge was threatened by a Colombian cartel.
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