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"We are all in the same boat on a stormy sea and we owe each other a terrible loyalty."
-- English poet G. K. Chesterton
That is the lens through which we looked at the recent debate on these pages between professor Steve Haycox and Jeff Pantages addressing income inequality in America. They were at odds on the way to measure it, its impact on our society and whether government should address it. Regardless of which side of the debate you land on, we ask you to consider this issue from another angle.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Authorities say a sex-assault suspect got in a shootout with law enforcement in New York City that left the suspect dead and two federal marshals and a police officer wounded.
The U.S. Marshals Service says it happened in the West Village.
The slain suspect has been identified as Charles Richard Mozdir, who was wanted in a California case.
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You can dress it up with a live band, dance show or sea view from the 25th floor as much as you like, but at the end of the day there's only one reason to go to La Parrillia – and that's for the steaks 31 Reviews
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This fine steakhouse on the uppermost floor of Jumeirah Beach Hotel is so dedicated to South American sass that a pair of tangoing dancers accompany your meal, whether you like it or not. The warmth of its Argentine dark woods and reds extends to the staff, who are friendly and well-versed in the menu – essential here as there a few items that go unexplained (would a rookie know what cassava is without asking, for example? Note: It's fried yucca). Onto the food, and the chorizo and empanadas are safe bets for starters, although a cheese fondue packed with chili makes for a rewarding risk. Mains straddle the line between 'good' and 'great'. La Parilla's Argentine tenderloin is an acceptably tender cut, but doesn't hit the high notes of the sublime steaks we've sampled in Argentina proper; still, it's among the better moments for meat-lovers in this city. Sides veer away from the steakhouse's standard fries and onion rings into more traditional territory, such as creamy mash with fava beans and suitably crunchy cassava. Where La Parilla really excels, however, is its fish dishes – the best meal that we've sampled here was sweetly nuanced seabass, paired with a silky pumpkin mash. As is expected of Dubai, you'll pay the price for a good meal here, but it's actually one of the more reasonable swish joints in town.
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Inquest held in '86 killing by woman in Ala. case
QUINCY, Mass. A prosecutor who has had sharp criticism for police who investigated the 1986 killing of a teenager by his sister was the last witness called over three days to testify at a judicial inquest into the shooting.
Authorities are taking another look at the case after the sister, who never was charged in the 1986 killing, was charged with gunning down six colleagues at an Alabama university in February.
John Kivlan, who was the top assistant prosecutor on the case, testified Thursday.
Quincy District Court Judge Mark Coven, who presided over the inquest, is expected to issue a written report and findings, which prosecutors could use to seek an indictment against the woman or to say that there is not enough evidence to prosecute her in her brother's death. It was not immediately clear when Coven would file his report.
The death of 18-year-old Seth Bishop originally was ruled an accident. But the case has come under new scrutiny by Massachusetts prosecutors since Amy Bishop was charged in a Feb. 12 rampage at the University of Alabama-Huntsville, where she was a biology professor. Three of Bishop's colleagues died.
Nineteen witnesses testified during the closed-door inquest, including Bishop's parents.
Kivlan would not discuss his testimony, but outside the courthouse, he repeated criticisms he had made earlier of police in Braintree, where the Bishops lived, and state police assigned to his office.
He said police never told the district attorney's office that after she shot her brother, Bishop tried to commandeer a getaway car at gunpoint and refused to drop her gun until police ordered her to do so repeatedly. Those events were described in Braintree police reports, but not in a report written by a state police detective assigned to the district attorney's office.
Kivlan said he hopes the inquest will answer questions, including why "significant evidence wasn't reported to our office and state police."
Kivlan said the state police report given to prosecutors concluded that Amy Bishop had accidentally shot her brother and that no charges were warranted. He said that if he had known about Bishop's actions after her brother's shooting, "certainly that would have triggered a grand jury investigation."
"Had it been reported to us, obviously we would have taken additional steps," he said.
"There was no evidence provided to us to bring charges of any kind."
Kivlan said he and U.S. Rep. William Delahunt - who was then the top prosecutor in Norfolk County - believe the inquest is a way to get at the truth.
"It's important that the court seek the truth about what happened on the afternoon of Dec. 6, 1986," said Kivlan, who now works as legal counsel to Delahunt.
Delahunt did not testify during the inquest.
Norfolk District Attorney William Keating called for the inquest.
Keating's office said Judge Coven is keeping the inquest open in case he decides to call or recall any additional witnesses.
Bishop's mother, Judith, the only eyewitness to the shooting, told police in 1986 that her daughter accidentally shot her brother as she tried to unload their father's shotgun. She testified twice during the inquest, but did not comment to reporters.


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