More CBs May Cut Highway Deaths This Thanksgiving Weekend
Washington reports CB radio usage in cars and long haul trucks rising. Industry says safety networks expanded over the past year and police patrols adopt CB communications to reduce traffic deaths during the holiday.
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Dallas cancels JFK memorial event amid falling attendance
Dallas officials canceled the annual JFK public observance at the site near Dealey Plaza citing waning public interest. Chairman Ron Kessler announced three downtown prayer vigils for tomorrow with churches urged to hold separate services. The executive director of the Greater Dallas Council of Churches and a Dallas minister will lead Monday’s vigil with brief prayers and moments of reflection, no speeches.
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Tearful service for Bobby Healy in Arlington
A tearful service was held for Bobby Healy at the Arlington cemetery as Ethel Kennedy attended with her children Christopher Maxwell James and Rory. Healy was shot to death in Los Angeles on June 1 and is buried near his brother President Jane in Dallas.
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Witness recounts bribe offers in Rubin Hurricane trial
Paterson New Jersey report says Alfred Bello, a prosecution witness in the Rubin Hurricane Conte retrial, testified he was approached in Passaic County Jail about recanting his 1967 testimony. Bello said Fred Hogan claimed to represent a Monmouth County defender and offered bribes to withdraw his prior statements.
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White Thanksgiving in sight for Mt. W and region
Snow yesterday assured a white Thanksgiving for Mt. Washington and nearby areas as light snow spread from the upper Mississippi Valley to northern New England. Rain soaked the Southeast while Minnesota forest fire kept burning with National Guardsmen called to help, closing a nine mile stretch of interstate highway. Snow also fell at Marquette and Lake Okoboji, with Panama City seeing about three quarters of an inch over two days and Tallahassee near an inch.
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Cadet gender mix eyed at Air Force Academy
Two members of the Air Force Academy board of visitors said it may take 13 to 15 years to determine how having women cadets affects the school's military and academic reputation. The first class of female cadets enrolled in June, and lawmakers noted it will take time to evaluate impacts.
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Cultists to appeal in death of boy in Washington
Yakima Washington UPI report says defense attorney Wiley Hurst told reporters five members of a religious cult will appeal their convictions in the death of 11 year old David Weisbacher whose body was found Sept 19 in a sealed bedroom infested with maggots. The prosecution said beatings caused the death.
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Gilmore Hunger Strike Aims To Force Phone Call
Utah condemned killer Gary Gilmore enters a second day of hunger striking in a prison hospital cell to pressure officials into allowing a phone call to his fiancée Nicoke Barrett. The case involves Supreme Court reviews and Gov Rampton delaying execution as guards monitor his health.
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Move to avert secret trial spurs press court fight
The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and the Washington Post challenged a Washington Superior Court ruling seeking a secret criminal trial over alleged baby selling. Judge Belson issued a restraining order, while the editorial argued against secrecy and warned of the dangers of arrests and indictments kept from public view.
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Killer's Story in Demand A Salt Lake City Update
The Killer's attorney said a decision on accepting offers is pending. Dennis Boar noted Gilmore's requests were not met and valued the offers in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Boar emphasized nothing has been signed and final authority rests with Grimare.
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