Minor 2.7 earthquake rocks Westchester suburbs
A 2.7 magnitude quake struck at 2 28 a m in the Ardsley Dobbs Ferry area of southern Westchester prompting numerous calls to police and radio stations. No damage or injuries were reported. It was the fourth tremor in six months near the New York City area, following a 4.0 quake in October and a 3.3 aftershock two days later.
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White Plains
N.Y
Westchester County
New York City
Ardsley- Dobbs Ferry
Waverly
U.S. Geological Survey
National
Woman Forgotten Weekends In Jail
A 25 year old Maryland woman Cassandra Jones spent the weekend in an 8 by 11 holding cell in Alexandria after a sheriff deputy forgot about her. She pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and was found Sunday after a routine courthouse check. Jones described being unable to drink proper water and enduring harsh conditions.
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Alexandria
Maryland
Cassandra Jones
General District Court
Sheriff's Department
Ms. Jones
Frost Warning and Sunny, Cool Next Day
A frost warning is in effect tonight as temperatures are expected to reach the mid 30s. Tomorrow will be sunny but cooler with mid 60s, winds of 5 to 10 mph.
Deaths of eight residents listed in Aiken Augusta area
Obituary notice lists Fred W. Langdon Ernest L Wood Robert B Paige Alfred Curry Jack Cooper Lessie H Kirkland and Ruth C White with details on Page 10A. Individuals associated with Aiken Graniteville Augusta North Augusta Perry and Columbia. Names appear in a regional death notice with page reference for full details.
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Fred W. Langdon
Aiken
Ernest L. Wood
Graniteville
Robert B. Paige
Augusta
Alfred Curry
North Augusta
Jack Cooper
Perry Lessie H. Kirkland
Columbia
Ruth C. White
Major Banks Cut Prime To 8 5 Percent
Major banks reduce the prime lending rate to 8.5 percent in a move analysts say will lower business costs, boost profits, and support a gradual economic rebound. The cut follows the Federal Reserve easing its discount rate and comes as oil prices decline and the dollar weakens.
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New York
James E. Annable
First Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Manhattan Bank of New York
Chase
Ben Laden
T. Rowe Price Investment Firm
Baltimore
Developing Nations
Record Gasoline Plunge Drives Drop in Consumer Prices
Washington AP reports a record 12 percent fall in gasoline prices helped push consumer prices down 0.4 percent in March, matching February’s decline and marking among the steepest back-to-back drops in 36 years. Energy costs led the decline with oil prices tumbling and gasoline under $1 per gallon in much of the country.
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Washington
Donald Ratajczak
Georgia State University
Labor Department
Twenty one Libyans ordered out of Britain by security
London police arrested 21 Libyans in raids across England Wales and Scotland including a pilot who warned of an anti American death by own action squad. The Home Office said they would be expelled as a matter of national security amid suspected involvement in student revolutionary activities. All detainees had been under surveillance, the Press Association reported.
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London
Home Office
England
Wales
Scotland
Britain
Press Association
Vault hunt ends with empty chamber linked to Capone
The live TV reveal of a Lexington Hotel vault linked to Al Capone yielded empty bottles of bathtub gin and an Adams Express porcelain sign. IRS lien records show taxes owed. explorers dismantled and rebuilt gear for the chamber once thought to hold bones or money. Capone’s era and hotel tunnels are noted, with experts offering cautious humor.
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Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Lexington Hotel
Capone
John Joslyn
Adams Express Co
Breathless TV
Geraldo Rivera
Dennis Sansone
Internal Revenue Service
Collect
IRS
South Side
Lexington
Miami
Robert Stein
Cook County
Medical Society
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