Judge to review mental evaluation in bombing
In Birmingham, a judge weighs whether Bobby Frank Cherry, a former Ku Klux Klansman, is competent to stand trial for the 1963 Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing that killed four Black girls. Mental health experts testified about memory malingering and vascular dementia, prompting delays, protests, and a proceeding on the proper legal standard for competency.
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Ala
James Garrett
Bobby Frank Cherry
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Garrett
Mohank
Texas
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
al Whitehead
Taylor Hardin Secure
Tuscaloosa
Whitehead
Mickey Johnson
Thomas Blanton Jr
Blanton
Robert Chambliss
Associated Press
Mel Bailey Criminal Justice Center
Teen to plead guilty in Dartmouth professors slaying
James Parker, 17, will plead guilty to an accomplice to second degree murder in the death of Susanne Zantop, part of a plan to murder two Dartmouth College professors. The first degree murder charges may be dropped. a judge must approve the plea with a Friday hearing scheduled.
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Concord
N.H
Dartmouth College
James Parker
Susanne Zantop
Jimmy
Zantops
Cathy Green
Robert Tulloch
Parker
Tulloch
Zantop
Hanover
Dartmouth
Chelsea
Indiana
Committee weighs paying donor families to boost organ donation
Herndon Virginia AP report details an advisory panel's first meeting on increasing organ donation. Debates cover compensation to families, paying living donors expenses, prioritizing donors on future waiting lists, donor registries, and public education. The panel weighs ethics, law, and the impact on altruism amid 80000+ on waiting lists and last year's 5700 deaths.
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Herndon
Secretary of Health and Human Services
American Medical Association
American Society of Transplant Surgeons
Francis L. Delmonico
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dan Brock
Brown University
Pennsylvania
Brock
PBS
Boat with Haitians runs aground off Florida coast
An overloaded 31 foot sailboat carrying 186 Haitians ran aground in shallow water ten miles off the Florida coast after ten days at sea. Coast Guard rescued the passengers who received water and life jackets while authorities search for two more missing. Some migrants reached nearby uninhabited islands but were found. Cap Haitien was the departure point and the incident follows a string of missing migrants in previous weeks.
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Miami
Florida
Coast Guard
U.S
Gene Smith
Cap Haitien
Haiti
Smith
Ron LaBrec
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