Plea Bargaining Benefits Taxpayers More Than Defendants
A UPI study of 5,000 Washington D C arrests in 1974 finds plea bargaining saves taxpayer costs but provides few sentencing concessions for most defendants. Robbery shows some sentence relief, while many plead to the most serious charge with little difference from trial outcomes.
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Secrecy Eases Papal Election At Vatican Conclave
After a nine day mourning period the Vatican readies to elect a new pope in the most secret conclave in church history. 111 cardinals will be locked in the palace with two electronics technicians guarding entry while oath bound, isolation, and secrecy govern the process.
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Paul
Castel Gandolfo Summer Palace
Rome
L’osservatore Romano
Vatican
Vatican Palace
Sistine Chapel
Considera
Weekend Weather Summary With Pollutant and Wind Readings
The air pollution index is 32 and the air remains good. Barometric pressure climbs to 30.35. Weekend highs reach 82 and 59 with humidity at 93 percent and a dew point of 61. Last 24 hours show precipitation at a trace. Light north winds 0 to 5 mph. Solar energy index 328 kWh. Vatican Radio notes a church-related context in Sunday coverage.
Tables Turned as Cleveland Council Faces Bribery Charges
A Cuyahoga County grand jury will hear testimony from a seven month probe into bribery and misconduct tied to as many as nine City Council members. The focus centers on cash payments to Council President George Forbes by carnival operators amid recalls of Mayor Dennis Kucinich.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cuyahoga Country
Dennis Kucinich
Kucinich
Grand Jury
Geroge Forbes
FBI
Sebring Exhibit & Supply Co
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Forbes
Carnival Company
Robert V. Housel
Patrick T. Laffey
Sebring Exhibit & Supply
Council
GTE switches to smooth dialing in Medina area
General Telephone Co reports a largely seamless transition to electronic dialing at 2 a.m. as residents adapt to new prefixes 722 723 725 with full numbers for local calls. Boone cites 130 extra staff, 30 percent more trunk lines, and a $10 million investment.
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General Telephone Co
G. Daniel Boone
Boone
Monay
N. Elmwood
W. Liberty Streets
Simple extraction cures bottom pain
A Chicago report notes two patients with thick wallets suffered wallet area pain. Dr Elmar G Lutz of St Marys Hospital Passaic NJ reports wallet removal a success in one inch plus cases. Both men had long term driving related discomfort that eased after walletectomy.
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Chicago
UPS
Elmar G. Lutz
St. Mary’s Hospital
Passiac
N.J
Journal of American Medical Association
Lutz
Cincinnati desegregation plan bogged down in courts
Final article in a five part Ohio desegregation series outlines four years of pretrial maneuvering in Mona Bronson vs Cincinnati Board of Education. The case adds 19 suburban districts and 60 000 pupil city schools to a county wide plan while trials are delayed and issues of policy and attendance are debated.
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Medina County
Board of Education
Medina Area
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Columbus
Youngstown
Mona Bronson
Cincinnati Board of Education
John Lloyd
Bronson
NAACP
Cincinnati School Board
Ohio Board of Education
U.S
David S. Porter
Porter
U.S. Supreme Court
Tina Deal
Supreme Court
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Tegrate City
Hamilton County
Lloyd
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