Arizona Supreme Court to rule by July on Pioneer Hotel fire appeal
The Arizona Supreme Court will decide by July 14 on the appeal of Taylor, a life prisoner convicted on 28 counts of second degree murder in the December 20 1970 Pioneer International Hotel fire that killed 29. Taylor’s lawyer claims prosecutorial misconduct and improper arrest procedures to challenge the verdict.
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Margaux Hemingway Sued Over Modeling Contract
Margaux Hemingway, granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, faces a $1 million lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court. The suit claims she conspired to breach a Wilhelmina Models contract and then signed a multi million dollar deal with Faberge to promote perfume and fashions.
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Malpractice Crisis Forces Defensive Medicine Review
The piece argues that defensive medicine drives costly tests and consultations to protect doctors from lawsuits. It notes X ray and lab tests cost hundreds or thousands with no patient reason, potentially raising healthcare costs or reducing access. The author previews three columns summarizing his findings after studying extensive material since January.
Supreme Court tightens border search rules in immigration case
The court endorses limited stops for questioning to curb illegal border entry, while weighing public safety against individual rights. It also addresses counsel rights for defendants and leaves various privacy and obscenity questions for lower courts, citing Ortiz's 1973 Interstate 5 checkpoint arrest near San Clemente 66 miles from the border.
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Gandhi expands emergency powers in India arrests without reason
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi further tightens emergency rule in New Delhi authorizing police to arrest without informing prisoners. Security forces clash with anti-Gandhi protesters as thousands are seized nationwide amid ongoing political turmoil and a court conviction appeal.
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John Doe dies as Eastern crash toll hits record
A 20 year old unidentified man known as John Doe died in Jamaica Hospital from respiratory failure after Eastern Airlines Flight 66 crash near Kennedy Airport. The death raises the toll to 12 with eight more in critical condition. Investigators review cockpit and tower tapes to determine causes amid a severe thunderstorm.
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Philippines could become transit point for drugs says police
Manila reports the Philippine Constabulary Anti Narcotics Unit warns that Southeast Asia narcotics smuggling patterns are shifting after the U.S. drawdown and new Hong Kong Singapore narcotics laws. Col Bienvenido Felix says the Philippines could again become a transit point for heroin and other dangerous drugs in international trafficking.
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Beiruts eighth straight day of shelling and flight
Fierce rocket mortar and machine gun fire terrorized Beirut as Americans and other foreigners began moving families out. Police estimate casualties exceed 125 dead and 450 wounded amid street battles between rival factions. total dead and wounded since fighting began topped 1,500.
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More Americans leaving Laos amid security warnings
The U.S. embassy in Vientiane reduced staff to 22 and advised nearly all Americans to depart Laos due to security threats. Armed demonstrators remained in control of three U.S. installations as the crisis persisted.
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Dad re arrests two girls in rooftop fall case again
In April 1973 Pamela Winfree and her sister Michelle thrown from a Brooklyn tenement window by their father Herman White now on weekend furlough from Bayview Correctional Facility. The children survived and White was jailed. A second similar Brooklyn incident involved Ypland Rivera throwing her 2-year-old son from a third floor window.
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Kings County Hospital
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Wyckoff Heights Hospital
North Korean Guards Attack U S Officers at Panmunjom
More than a dozen North Korean guards and newsmen attacked two American military men at Panmunjom during an armistice commission meeting. The incident followed reports of an infiltrator killed by South Korean forces and a second infiltrator hunted on a mission against South Korean leaders.
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Tucson Daily Citizen Billing and Delivery Rates
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