Son of Sheppard speaks to clear father’s name
Sam R. Sheppard, son of Dr Samuel H Sheppard once convicted of murder and later acquitted after Supreme Court reversal, calls for clearing his father’s name as the 1954 case remains unsolved and referenced decades later during a 6 year speaking tour.
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Sheppard
Youngstown
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Pean Hsson
Sam R. Sheppard
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Bay Village
Manlyn
High Court
Toddler rescue prompts arrest of Nashville caregivers
Police arrested the toddler's parents James Crawford and Melinda Baker and babysitter Melanie Lashbrook on child neglect charges after the child wandered into a busy Nashville street while the sitter slept. Neighbor comments, other child Sam Baker also wandered. bonds set at 500 dollars as authorities investigate. Origin of visitors from Olean New York noted.
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Nashville
Tenn
Edward Crawford
Thomas Jackson
Elaine Johnson
Edward
Sam Baker
James Crawford
Melinda Baker
Metro Far
Melanie Lashbrook
Olean
N.Y
Coordinated social services urged for Onondaga County
Leaders urged to coordinate welfare programs and create a Human Services Council to align resources and track progress. The plan envisions satellite offices, a state database, and Syracuse University involvement to monitor poverty, teen pregnancy, and program effectiveness in Onondaga County.
Poverty and Health Gaps in Onondaga County Highlight Race Divide
A six month Health and Wealth study reveals black residents face higher poverty and disease rates in Onondaga County. White and black life expectancy diverges with 72 and 67 years respectively. Findings urge integrated social services, school based plans, and coordinated county leadership to curb poverty.
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Onondaga County
Herald-Journal/Herald American
League
Phildean Brassman Etrec
Zsa Zsa Gabor Given Jail Term And Fines In Court
Zsa Zsa Gabor receives three days in county jail plus 120 hours of community service at a Los Angeles women shelter. She faces a $12,837 fine to cover alleged excessive costs of a five day court case totaling about 335,000 dollars to taxpayers. Judge Rubin also orders one day of psychiatric counseling to assess her personality.
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Gator
Nol
Rubin
Gabor
Los Angeles
Espn
Ed Gabor
Ara
Onondaga Citizens League studies poverty in 10th annual report
The Onondaga Citizens League released its tenth annual poverty study compiled by 50 volunteers and 45 speakers from social work health law enforcement academia and consumers of social services. Chancellor Melvin Eggers spurred the effort in 1988 urging university community collaboration. The non profit group formed in 1978 and counts about 150 members.
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Nes
Social Services
Marilyn Higgins-Rohde
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Ted
Nicholas Pirro
Syracuse
Thomas Young
Henry Williams
United Way
Harry Honan
Syracuse University
Melvin Eggers
Onondaga Community College
Bruce Leslie
League
Onondaga Citizens League
Consumers” of
Onondaga Ciizens League
Povert Y
University College
Syracuse Faces High Child Abuse and Poor Health Rates
A health report shows 70 percent of abused children come from public assistance families and Syracuse ranks second in the state for child abuse with about 20 cases per 1 00 children near New York City. It notes the cause may be higher incidence or reporting and cites worse care for the poor and higher infant mortality at 17.8 per thousand live births.
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Syracuse
New York City
James Miller
The
League
Upstate
New York
Zsa Zsa Gabor Trial Dramatics Highlight Defense Exchanges
In a sensational courtroom session defense attorney Harrison Bull called nine witnesses to rebut claims by William Grayson. Bull portrayed Grayson as an unethical promoter of publicity while arguing Gabor’s age and medical history made incarceration inappropriate. Court documents note Gabor’s age around mid sixties.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Douglas G. Gibb
House
Washington
Daniel Bent
House Select Committee On
Indelandim Bentetden
Filthold
William Grayson
Harrison Bull
Santa Barbara
Calif
Bull
Graysen
Gabor
Rubin
Bakker begins his prison stint after fraud conviction
The Rev. Jim Bakker starts a 43 year sentence in Talladega Alabama federal prison after a Charlotte judge fines him 500000 dollars. Judge Potter, nicknamed Maximum Bob, calls Bakker's fraud massive. Bakker apologizes as he is taken into custody. Tammy Faye Bakker watches from Orlando.
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Charlotte
N.C
Bakker
U.S
Robert Potter
Potter
Bob
PTL
Tammy Sue
Tammy Faye
Orlando
Bakker Awa
Federal Correctional Institution
Talladega
Ala
Orien
Bakker Appeal Follows Sentencing In PTL Scandal
Former televangelist Jim Bakker faces an appeal after a subdued sentencing ending a scandal that shook evangelical America. Prosecutors urged long prison time, citing $158 million in donations and a lifestyle funded by $3.7 million, while Bakker showed little emotion as his lawyer sought mercy.
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Bakker
Jim
Heritage USA
Fort Mill
8.C
Lifetime Partners
Wessa
Jerry Miller
Miller
PTL
Harold Bender
Dhamrnd
Mn Mamaer
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Florida
Lisa Malone
National Aeronaucs and Space Administration
Human Services Council
Freedman
Carleen
San
United States
Carly Singlets
Tn Ponte
Michael Freedman
Poverty Fight
Carly Sigle
Stan
Marilyn Higgins Rohde
Zsa Zsa
Dramatile and
Strangi
Citizens Group
Charles Rubin
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Grayson
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