Michigan man charged in mother's 1985 disappearance slaying
Plymouth police say Leonard Tyburski confessed to killing his wife Dorothy Tyburski in 1985 and keeping her body in a basement freezer for years. Tyburski, dean of students at Detroit's Mackenzie High School, was arraigned by Judge James Garner and held without bond. The case began when a daughter, plagued by nightmares, pried open the freezer after discovering the body.
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Weather Clears With Cold Night Ahead
Today will be mostly sunny with a high near 50. Tonight drops to the 20s with frost likely on exposed surfaces before morning. Thursday will be sunny with a high in the 50s and a low in the 30s. Details on Page 12A.
Deaths of Annie L Hall Beauford McDaniel and Edna Sellers
Notice of deaths for Annie L Hall Beauford McDaniel and Edna Sellers. Details appear on page 8A.
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U S shoot down Libyan fighters near Tobruk incident
U S aircraft from the carrier John F Kennedy fought Libyan planes over the Mediterranean north of Tobruk after Libyan fighters fired on American jets. White House and Pentagon sources cited self defense under rules of engagement amid rising Libya tensions and a disputed chemical weapons plant. Senator Sam Nunn argued Libya provoked the engagement while asserting U S actions followed policy.
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Congress Weighs Pay Rise as New Session Opens
Washington leaders of the 101st Congress expressed optimism about reform and bipartisanship as the session began. Speaker Jim Wright pledged cooperation to assist President Bush and tackled issues including the federal budget and trade deficits while courting a pay raise for lawmakers.
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Rainfall Falls Below Normal Across South Carolina in 1988
State Climatologist John C. Purvis notes all regions saw below average rainfall in 1988. Greenville Spartanburg registered 38.27 inches, 12.3 inches under normal, while Columbia lagged 9.73 inches below. Aiken County fared better at 44.15 inches, 3.5 inches under normal, helped by fall rains.
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Old Ceremony Certifies Bush Triumph
Washington reports that George Bush, elected president in November and confirmed by an Electoral College landslide, will preside over a joint session of Congress to count the Electoral College results. Bush will lead the afternoon session as vice president, a ritual linked to the nation’s history and to Martin Van Buren, the last vice president elected president.
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Starostecki Deems SRP Transition Delays Aggravating
DOE official Richard W. Starostecki criticized the Savannah River Plant transfer to Westinghouse as aggravating reactor restart delays. He cited lost engineering continuity and slow seismic work at P, K, and L reactors, which have been shut since last summer for upgrades.
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