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- Edward Abney, Barbara Allen, James Day, Robert Green, Delbert Jackson, James Pugh, Roger L. Thacker, and Daniel Hunter Webster, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. Amgen, Inc., Defendant-Appellee., 443 F.3d 540 (6th Cir. 2006)
Before: MARTIN, NORRIS, and DAUGHTREY, Circuit Judges.
MARTIN, J., delivered the opinion of the court, in which DAUGHTREY, J., joined.
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CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. - A 56-year-old man who deserted the Marine Corps in 1968 and fled to Canada to avoid going to Vietnam was arrested at a border crossing in Idaho and is being held here in the brig, Marine officials said
Allen Abney was arrested Thursday as he and his wife were attempting to cross into the United States from their home in British Columbia to attend a social gathering in Reno, Nev. Abney had made hundreds of crossings into the U.S. since his desertion without ever logging an incident, Abney's daughter, Jessica Abney, said Sunday.
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CHICAGO - The nations largest lawyers group on Monday denounced President Bushs controversial warrantless domestic surveillance program, calling on him to abide by the Constitutions limitations on presidential power.Bushs secret eavesdropping program has prompted a heated debate about presidential powers in the war on terror since it was disclosed in December."The issue here is not whether the president can conduct secret surveillance, American Bar Association President Michael Greco said. "The issue is whether the president can unilaterally conduct secret surveillance, taking into his hands the awesome power to invade privacy.The ABA adopted a policy during its midyear meeting in Chicago opposing any future government use of electronic surveillance in the United States for foreign inte...
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A woman who developed breast cancer after taking combination hormone therapy drugs including Premarin, Provera and Prempro for 15 years won a $5 million award against drug companies Wyeth and Upjohn this month.
The case is one of thousands of cases in multi-district litigation sent back to their home states to be tried.
...Russell Abney, who represented the winning plaintiff, said he co...," said Abney, a shareholder at Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & Miles in Montgomery, Ala....
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Abney, Martha A.; 71; Evansville; died 2/9; carcinoma of lung.
Allen, Deanna B.; 66; Evansville; died 2/5; pulmonary fibrosis, sepsis.
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Q: President Bush made 10 phone calls to our troops in Iraq and around the world for Christmas. Who were the recipients? Were they selected military personnel or just random calls?
A: Bush's Christmas Eve calls were two each to members of the Air Force, Navy, Army, Marines and Coast Guard, said White House spokesman Allen Abney. "He called to wish them happy holidays and to thank them for their service to the country," Abney said. Bush made the calls from Camp David. He talked to troops stationed in Afghanistan, Iraq and Bosnia, sailors aboard naval vessels and guardsmen on their Coast Guard cutters. The calls were not made randomly. The recipients were chosen by their commanders, Abney said, not by the White House.
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CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. (AP) A man who deserted the Marine Corps at the height of the Vietnam war and fled to Canada was discharged Thursday without a court-martial, a Marine Corps spokesman said.
Allen Abney, 56, was arrested a week ago after he and his wife tried to enter the U.S. at a border crossing in Idaho from their home in Kingsgate, B.C. He had been held at a brig at Camp Pendleton, north of San Diego.
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YAHK, B.C. (AP) A Vietnam War-era deserter who was caught crossing into the United States and held for a week says he made a mistake when he went AWOL from the Marine Corps in 1968 and fled to Vancouver.
When I was 18, I wasn't aware that duty and honor would mean as much to me as they do now," Allen Abney, 56, told a news conference Monday in this southeast British Columbia town.
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CRAWFORD, Texas (AP) - The White House says it considered secretly backing pro-U.S. candidates in the upcoming Iraqi election, but decided against it even though the Bush administration suspects other nations are working to influence the voting.
There have been and will continue to be concerns about efforts by outsiders to influence the outcome of the Iraqi elections, including money flowing from Iran," White House spokesman Allen Abney said Sunday.