Liddy Develops Confrontation Talk Show Plan
AP reports G Gordon Liddy famed Watergate mastermind is developing a weekday talk show with a confrontation style. All American Television says no syndication has been bought yet and it could air by fall 1988. Liddy has previously appeared on multiple talk and entertainment programs.
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Dust Shroud May Have Delayed Life's Dawn On Earth
Pasadena astronomers led by Carl Sagan and David Grinspoon report that dust from giant comets or meteorites likely kept surface life from starting for several hundred million years. The study suggests oceans may have begun life later than previously thought, with implications for life’s emergence on Mars as well.
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Injured student continues improvement after bus crash
SPARTANBURG AP A Converse College student injured in the bus crash that killed four last month remains hospitalized in Charlotte Memorial Hospital. Jo Lynn Bennett 18 of Walterboro is the lone patient still in hospital from the October 20 accident on Interstate 85 Cher okee County. Bennett moved to a progressive care unit while Katrina Chandler Dale McCollough 18 a freshman from Kingstree who was injured was released from Spartanburg Regional Medical Center. Two others including a school employee and the truck driver were killed.
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Heaviest First Snow in Boston Brings Widespread Disruption
A heavy early snow blanket hit the Northeast with up to 12 inches in parts near Boston causing Logan Airport closures and widespread power outages on Cape Cod. The storm system killed at least 20 people, closed bridges including the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, and disrupted travel across the region as winds surged to 50 mph and temperatures stayed seasonable afterward.
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