Trial slated over parking space killing in Dobbs Ferry
In Dobbs Ferry, three suspects face trial after Charles Campbell, a 37-year-old sanitation worker, was killed when a private lot owner and his son argued over a no parking sticker placed on Campbell’s Corvette outside Venice Delicatessen. The owner’s son, off-duty NYPD officer Richard DiGuglielmo, 32, is charged with murder. his father Richard DiGuglielmo, 54, and Robert Errico, 39, are charged with assault and could face up to seven years if convicted.
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Hudson River
New York City
York City
Campell
Richard D. DiGuglielma
Richard B. DiGuglielmo
Robert Errico
Smithsonian marks 50 years of Reynolds Wrap foil
In Richmond Virginia the Smithsonian Institution plans to honor aluminum foil’s golden anniversary by placing an original Reynolds Wrap box in its Domestic Life collection. The foil’s origin dates to a postwar idea from Clarence Manning, a Reynolds Metals executive, who tested a sample foil for a Thanksgiving roast when no pan could be found.
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Richmond
Reynolds Wrap
Smithsonian Institution
Mestic Life Collection
Reynolds Metals
Clarence Manning
Remains exhumed in quest to prove innocence
Columbus Ohio. Dr. Sam Sheppard, whose life inspired The Fugitive, was to be exhumed at Forest Lawn Cemetery as part of a suit filed by his son Sam Reese Sheppard to clear his name. He was sentenced to life for murder, later acquitted, served 10 years, died in 1970. Remains to be cremated in Cleveland for DNA testing and placement in his wife’s crypt.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sam Sheppard
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Sam Reese Sheppard
Cleveland
Harassment Claims Plague Mitsubishi Plant Workers in Peoria
EEOC memorandum details harassment at Mitsubishi Motor Manufacturing of America Inc in Normal Illinois. About 300 women report being groped propositioned and subjected to explicit materials and graffiti with management’s tacit tolerance. Some supervisors attended parties, failed to intervene, and several employees faced actions including groping and being taped to a cart.
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Peoria
Mitsubishi Auto
U.S. District Court
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Mitsubishi Motor Manufacturing of America Inc
Normal
Mitsubishi
Illinois fraternities reject limits on drinking
The Southern Illinois University Interfraternity Council voted against the Select 2000 program tested by the National Interfraternity Conference. Leaders of 13 fraternities rejected adding the code to colleges nationwide, despite aims to curb binge drinking and improve the campus image.
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Carbondale
National Interfraternity Conference
Southern Illinois University
Gunman kills two fixing flat on Seattle freeway
Two men, aged 20 and 19, died at the scene when a gunman fired from a passing car at a group with a flat tire on the West Seattle Freeway shoulder about 2 am. Three women ages 16, 17, and 21 were wounded and listed in satisfactory condition. At least 70 spent rounds were found. motive unknown.
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Seattle
Seatle
Carmen Best
Former Marine accused of AWOL since 1966
Pvt. Randall J. Caudill, 48, a former Marine who has been absent Without leave since the Vietnam era, was arrested at Camp Pendleton after INS officials spotted him aboard a ferry from Canada. He faces possible desertion charges, with authorities stating a formal filing later in the week. His wife and three daughters reside in Canada.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
U.S
Randall J. Caudill
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Canada
Caudill
UT rally targets Graglia amid race action row
Rev Jesse Jackson urged UT students to boycott a controversial law class while warning officials not to fire Lino Graglia. He called for turning him into a social pariah, saying he represents an embarrassment to the university. Graglia defended his remarks on racial preferences amid a campus firestorm over a court ruling.
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Austin
Texas
Jesse Jackson
University of Texas
University
Jackson
Lino Graglia
Graglia
Gragjia
University of Texas Law School
M. Michael Sharlot
Law School
Gragua
William Cunningham
Gonzalo Barrientos
Erikies
Shalte
Barrientos
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
US Supreme Court
Cheryl Hopwood
Ms magazine marks 25 years of existence
The 25th anniversary issue of Ms magazine reflects on its history from its January 1972 start with a bold cover to pioneering coverage of sexual harassment domestic violence and women’s rights. Editors note the ongoing wage gap and barriers to entry while highlighting refreshed format and a 200,000 circulation with a $40 yearly sub and $5.08 cover price.
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New York
Ms. Magazine
Battered Wives
Women's Life
Gloria Steinem
Hong Kong
Marcia Ann Gillespie
Gillespie
Congress
White House
Alice Walker
AIDS cases rise among women in the United States
Federal researchers report a rapid rise in AIDS diagnoses among women from 1991 to 1995, with sex with infected men overtaking injection drug use as the leading transmission mode. By end of 1995, 67,400 women had AIDS, 11,500 diagnosed that year, women making up 19 percent of cases. Prevention remains critical due to poverty and substance abuse factors.
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Chicago
CDC
Pascale M. Wortley
Butt
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