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The famous criminal defense attorney Clarence Darrow was hired by Loeb’s family for a fee rumored to be $1 million. Darrow, who was a strong opponent of the death penalty, went against the conventional wisdom at the time and insisted on a bench trial and elected to plead guilty on the theory that he could persuade Cook County Judge John Caverly to spare their lives. The sentencing hearing lasted 32 days and the 12-hour closing argument was considered to be the greatest rhetorical speech of Darrow’s career. Darrow’s strategy worked and in September 1924, Leopold and Loeb were sentenced to life in prison.

Dribbling two basketballs at once is no problem for 8-year-old Aaliyah Williams, of Rochester, who gets a chance to strut her stuff with the Harlem Globetrotters in their game March 30 at Mayo Civic Center. … Another venerable entertainer appears at the civic center: Ed Asner stars in the comedy show/public service announcement, “A Man and His Prostrate.”

Vitaniemi said at a press conference in August 2007 she didn’t care about finding the person responsible for her sister’s death.

While the list includes films from all over the world, we focused specifically on how they have affected trends in American production. Some directors are represented across multiple films, but each movie was limited to a single scene, and selected for its traceable impact on pictures that came after. Some films introduced techniques or tropes that would later become common; others perfected them.

Young’s bill would require that federal regulators determine annually whether an OPO has performed well enough to have its federal contract recertified, as they do for nursing homes. Currently, OPOs come up for recertification every four years.

On Nov. 1, 2013, All Saints Day, a headstone featuring a porcelain photo of a smiling Christian was dedicated at Ridgelawn Cemetery, Christian Choate’s final resting place, thanks to the fundraising efforts of Pat Breslin, a family therapist living in Washington state. She said she was touched by the stories she read on the internet.

He was in high school as Europe and Asia sank into war. Men from the Harriman bank had front-row seats. Prescott Bush served on the board of the Union Banking Corporation, which was closely tied to German industrialist Fritz Thyssen, an early supporter and financier of the Nazis who became a critic and was eventually sent to a concentration camp. Averell Harriman represented President Roosevelt in Moscow and London. Robert Lovett, another partner in the firm, was right-hand man to the Secretary of War. George Bush learned more than most teenagers about world events simply by listening to his father’s table talk. Still, it was a shock when—on a December Sunday during his senior year of high school—the Japanese struck Pearl Harbor. At 17, Bush had been poised to follow his father (and grandfather, and great-grandfather) to Yale; instead, he finished high school in a rush and immediately entered training as a Navy pilot.

Almost opposite the diagnostic unit is a PPP arrangement that is providing diagnostic services. The private Synlab, made possible through PPP, is an ISO-certified laboratory with an international reputation for efficient and prompt services.

George Herbert Walker Bush was born June 12, 1924 in Milton, Mass., the blue-blooded offspring of America’s industrial-age aristocracy. There was banking on one side of the family tree, manufacturing on the other, and a world of country clubs, prep schools, and black tie dinners where the two branches met. As a boy, he went by the name Walker Bush—Walker as in golf’s Walker Cup competition, which his family created, a talisman of the WASP upper crust. And Bush as in Samuel Bush, whose Ohio-based industrial fortunes were closely tied to the Rockefellers. His mother, the irrepressible and athletic Dorothy Walker, was the daughter of St. Louis financier George Herbert Walker, whose genius with money made him indispensable to the Harriman family of railroad glory. E.H. Harriman controlled the Union Pacific and the Illinois Central and a bunch of other lines to boot. His son Averell wanted to start an investment bank with the family’s stupendous wealth. Bert Walker was recruited from Missouri to New York to help him do it.

Armchair and Ottoman, Donghia ‘Geneva’; Fabric: Rubelli ‘Belisario’ vintage silk damask; Cello Chair, XVIIth century, from Portugal, upholstered in Rubelli vintage silk damask; Wall covering: Iridescent red and green taffeta on non-woven ground, Rubelli

The situation makes it always very difficult for motorists passing through or accessing LUTH especially during the rainy season. Little wonder the other gate that is supposed to exit motorists from the hospital is now permanently closed. Commuters are made to use only one gate for entry and exit.

According to the Gothamist, Dr. Dov Bechhofer, a resident radiologist at Montefiore Medical Center, was outed as a white supremacist in a now-deleted Medium article this week. The article alleged that Bechhofer was an alleged prolific commenter on several neo-nazi websites.