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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1997

Page

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Judge rejects Albert bid to dismiss sex indictment

Arlington Circuit Judge Kendrick refused to dismiss the sex charges against NBC sportscaster Marv Albert. He denied claims that a grand juror’s campaign linkage tainted the panel and rejected moves to bar the DNA evidence linking Albert to the Feb 12 hotel room incident.

Arlington, Va NBC Marv Albert Arlington Circuit Benjamin N.A. Kendrick Albert Roy Black Amy Levine Commonwealth

Milder Flu Season Expected With Type B Dominance

CDC researchers forecast a milder flu season with Type B viruses predominate after last winter's deadly Type A surge. Experts say illness may be similar in number of cases but lower death risk, though mortality figures for 1996-97 remain unsettled.

Atlanta Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Nancy Arden CDC United States

Fatal Vision retrial bid rejected in MacDonald case

A North Carolina judge denied former Green Beret Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald a new trial for the 1970 Fort Bragg killings of his wife and two daughters. MacDonald, convicted in 1979, claimed withheld hair and fiber evidence and supporting notes. prosecutors argued the cited material was negligible.

Raleigh N.C Green Beret Jeffrey MacDonald Fort Bragg MacDonald U.S James Fox

Montana lawmakers push special session over rising speed deaths

In Helena a surge of 81 percent in highway fatalities drives calls for a special session to set daytime speed limits. With 177 deaths so far this year, supporters say life and death justify action though opponents demand proof of links to current law.

Helena Mont Montana Secretary of State Congress Joe Quilici

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