Death Penalty Survives But Fades Across States
AP survey shows 13 states have abolished capital punishment with many others rarely using it. Most executions target murder but some states allow it for rape, kidnapping, armed robbery, or treason. Several states have ended or limited death penalty laws, including New York, Vermont, Rhode Island, and others.
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Two Texas College appointments announced
North Texas State University regents named G. W. York registrar and Dr. Mack Vaughan Jr. art director, replacing George S. Stott Jr. Vaughan had been acting director. York comes as Stott resigns amid the change.
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