Pilot faces charges after stadium crash in Baltimore
Don Kroner 33 of Baltimore County piloted a light Piper Cherokee that struck Memorial Stadium after the Pittsburgh Steelers clinched a 40-14 win over the Baltimore Colts. Kroner and two police officers were hospitalized with injuries. authorities study charging Kroner while FAA and Colts officials note prior buzzing of the stadium. Governor Mandel commented on the danger and inevitability of rare incidents.
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Quakes in Yellowstone Prompt Park Monitoring
Two minor earthquakes, 4.5 and 4.3 magnitudes, rattled Mammoth Hot Springs near the Wyoming Montana line, in Yellowstone National Park. Officials reported no damage though streams turned muddy and tremors drew nerves tight as seismographs tracked daily activity in the thermal area.
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Ford Opens Final Christmas Vacation Amid Snow Hope at Vail
President Ford arrived in Vail Colorado for his ninth annual Yuletide stay. Villagers cheered as an Indian snow dance was sought to cure a white blight. Betty Ford received an honorary law degree at the University of Michigan before the trip. The President joked about deference to Betty and nearly slipped on an icy stair during handshakes with townspeople.
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Gilmore complains of isolation and lost papers in Utah
Convalescing Gary Gilmore at Utah State Prison vents anger over isolation cell conditions and the seizure of his personal papers. He objects to lack of toilet and running water and worries about reading of his letters by others. Gilmore, recovering from a second suicide attempt, faced a new execution date set for January after urging the judge to allow death today.
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Innocent prisoner seeks wife as release brings calm
Robert Wilkinson, 27, spent 14 months jailed for a firebombing now confessed to by David McGinnis, says he bears no bitterness and wants his wife to return. He left prison after posting $5,000 bond and awaits testimony in Common Pleas Court, while resuming his auto radiator job and pondering family reconciliation.
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UPI
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David McGinnis
Radames
Light Touch massage parlor shut after crusade in Kansas
Overland Park residents led a campaign against a local spa after reports of improper rooms and suspected prostitution. Citizens pressed for licensing, staff training, and stricter rules to curb sexual conduct during massages, culminating in the parlor surrendering its license.
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Overland Park, Kan
UPI
Sylvia Hughes
Schedu
Uncle Ben's to drop ad over child safety concerns
The FTC ordered a Uncle Ben's rice TV commercial pulled after ruling it could lure children near hot stoves. The 4 year old girl is shown near a steaming pot as the mother says the rice will finish by itself, prompting claims of encouraging risky kitchen behavior.
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