They Will Do Anything Cult Deprogramming Originator Tells Why
Ted Patrick, originator of deprogramming, travels coast to coast to rescue youths from cults. He recalls his first rescue and explains his methods while reflecting on his family and a nation at risk. Patrick describes how mind control destroys free will and how his work aims to restore it.
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Ted Patrick
Ken Conner Jr
Conner
Telegraph
Ray Lynch
Patrick
California
Ronald Reagan
Belmont Park
Children of God
San Diego
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Connecticut Mass Homicide Leaves Woman, 7 Kids Dead
In Prospect Connecticut eight people died in a pre dawn blaze ruled arson at a Beaudoin home. The victims included Cheryl Beaudoin and seven of her children with one visiting cousin also killed. Police say several victims showed head injuries and some were bound. The father worked at Pratt and Whitney and was nearby during the fire. Investigators questioned around 50 people as the case unfolded.
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Prospect, Conn
Fred Beaudoin
Cheryl
William McCasland
Beaudoin
Elliot Gross
Waterbury
Connecticut
Pratt & Whitney
North Haven
UMW backs return to work as miners protest cuts
Leaders of the United Mine Workers urged eastern miners to end wildcat strikes over medical benefit cuts. Arnold Miller and the executive board endorsed a three point plan calling for miners to resume work, renewed negotiations, and an outside audit to probe non eligible beneficiaries. The dispute widens with 15 000 miners off through Kentucky Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miller
Miller
Mike Trbovich
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Carter promotes offshore drilling on Atlantic coasts
President Carter toured a Zapata Corp oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico and urged faster offshore drilling along the Atlantic coast. He said drilling can be safe and compatible with lifestyles, backed a federal payment bill to offset coastal impacts, and rejected extra incentives for private exploration.
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New Orleans
Carter
Gulf of Mexico
Atantic
U.S
Zapata Corp
Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic
Washington
Bennett Johnston
Dla
Johnston
Russell Long
D-La
Four businessmen killed in Park Ridge elevator massacre
Four men were found shot to death in a Park Ridge office building elevator in what police called a professional assassination. Investigators reported 25 to 30 shots fired as the victims, three burglars alarm dealers and an associated man, were last seen alive Thursday night.
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Park Ridge
Ill
Chicago
B.L. Sershon
Micro Aluminum Co
Mercer County Adds 2.29 Million to Secondary Road Program
Gov. Jay Rockefeller announced an 2,292,000 upgrade plan for Mercer County as part of an 81.2 million state program to improve secondary roads. Projects include widening Spanishburg Athens Road sections, paving Clark's Gap Flat Top Road and Nubbins Ridge, bridge work on Glenwood Bridge, drainage fixes, and road relocations. The plan targets 26,000 miles of state secondary highways with a focus on paving drainage and bridge repairs.
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Mercer County
Jay Rockefeller
Spanishburg
Athens
U.S. 19
Chessy Creek-Elgood
Glenwood
Brusy Creek
W.va
Gap-Flat Top
Nubbins Ridge
Bluff Mountain
Spainisburg
West Virginia
Rockefeller
Miners Return to Work In Southwest Virginia
Southwest Virginia coalfields report a back-to-work movement as Island Creek Westmoreland and Clinchfield mines resume operations. UMW District 28's Doug Arrington said conditions improved since Thursday with far fewer out workers, while Kentucky pickets protested health benefit cuts.
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Southwest Virginia
UMW
District 28
Doug Arrington
Kentucky
Arrington
Castlewood
Island Creek Coal Company
Westmoreland Coal Company
Clinchfield Coal Company
Island Creek
Buchanan County
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Daily Telegraph
Ken Conner
Princeton
Dan Walsh
Frances Paolino
Fred Jr
Sharon
Debbie
Paul
Rod
Holly
Mary Lou
Jennifer Santoro
Joseph Paolino
Miller. Ieb
Pension
Lee Roy Patterson
Patterson
Labor Department
Yorktown
Mississippi
Mercer
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