Wells Fargo suspects appear in court in Hartford
In Hartford a federal judge read suspects their rights and ordered bail set later as 12 Puerto Rican separatists charged in a $7 million Wells Fargo robbery are held. Ten men and one woman face arraignment Sept. 13 after brief rights and attorney meetings while returned to prisons in New York and Connecticut.
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Stay Granted Seven Hours Before Florida Execution
STARK Fla Wille Jasper Darden one of the earliest inmates slated for death when capital punishment returned in 1879 received an indefinite stay from the U S Supreme Court seven hours before his scheduled 7 a m execution at Florida State Prison Darden 52 has spent more time on Death Row than all but one inmate in the state The court rejected a prior stay request on a 5 4 vote and then granted a new stay a minute before midnight pending the high court's coming term which begins Oct 7 The case stems from a Sept 8 1973 robbery at Carl's Furniture Store in Lakeland in which owner James Carl Turmant was killed and only 165 was taken
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Secretary quits after refusing to babysit Neely child
Tess Dineen, a state Supreme Court Justice Richard Neely’s secretary, resigned saying staying would be intolerable after earlier firing and reinstatement related to babysitting Neely’s year old son. Neely had offered her job back but will remain chief justice until 1997.
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Man who shot at statue no threat ruled
In Chicago Cook County Criminal Court Judge Lawrence Passarella ordered Ronald O Neil to continue outpatient treatment for five years after finding he is not a threat to himself or others. O Neil, 24, shot at a crying wooden Virgin Mary statue at St John of God church on July 25 1884. he continues to deny firing the shots as the statue drew national attention.
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Young Jarvik-7 patient steadily improving in Tucson
The youngest recipient of a Jarvik-7 artificial heart, Michael Drummond, 25, has shown steady improvement though he remains weak and wishes to delay the search for a human heart. Doctors report he upgraded from critical to enous but static and walked about 12 steps with assistance after the implant.
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Man Made Famine Threatens Africa Across Nations
El Geneina Sudan scene underscores a continent-wide hunger crisis blamed on decades of misguided policy and delayed relief. Experts warn drought alone cannot explain the disaster and call for rapid, targeted aid and sustainable farming reforms to avert a chronic famine across 21 countries.
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