Mount Holly Case Ties Mother and Boyfriend to Drowning
Tanya Luciani 5 led police to details of her 3-year-old brother Arthur being held by the ankles and dunked in hot water until he died. Brian Still charged with murder and Linda Luciani with aiding and abetting. both held without bail. Arthur found dead in a bag behind Still's boyhood home.
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Mount Holly
N.J
Tanya Luciani
Linda May Luciani
Brian Lee Still
Still
Ms. Luciani
New Jersey
Burlington County
Ralph Tolomeo
Tanya
Arthur
Burlington County Times
Paul Mickle
Tolomeo
Luciani
Storm devastates northern Europe with multiple deaths
A severe gale covers northern Europe, causing at least 24 deaths and widespread snowdrifts. Four fishing boats sink in the North Sea, Danish fishermen drown, and British roads and rails grind to a halt. One northeast England plane crash kills a person, while cold weather claims more victims in Germany.
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Europe
North Sea
London
England
West
Germany
Sugar price rise could hit groceries next year
Legislation in the House would push up both domestic and imported raw sugar prices, potentially adding 5.5 cents to a five pound bag by early next year and increasing costs for soft drinks, canned goods and bakery items while aiding distressed sugar beet and cane farmers and processors. A separate NRC review finds no need to shut down U S atomic plants, downplaying the Rasmussen Report's influence on regulations and licenses.
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Washington
House
Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
Agriculture Committee
Rep. A UN- Man
D-Ore
Ways and Means Committee
NRC
Commission
Harold Denton
Rasmussen
Steel Prices to Rise Across U S Steel Products
U S Steel Corp the nation’s largest producer announced price increases from four to six percent on industrial use products. The hikes take effect April 1 and average about 1.14 percent across the steel mill product line, aligning with voluntary guidelines from the President’s Council on Wage and Price Stability.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
President's Council On
Warsaw bank blast raises death toll to forty one
The official PAP news agency reports 41 dead in the Warsaw savings bank explosion, with 110 injured and 77 still hospitalized. Police doubt foul play and cite possible gas pipe involvement as engineers assess the incident.
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Warsaw
Poland
PAP
Chad sees cease-fire hold in N'Djamena calm restored
The French foreign ministry reports a renewed cease-fire in Chad and notes N'Djamena is calm for the first time since Monday.
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Felix Malloum
Hissen Habre
Chad
Paris
UPI
French Foreign Ministry
N’djamena
Secret Service Drops Agnew Protection in 1974
On this date in 1974 the U S Treasury Department announced that its Secret Service agents would no longer provide special protection for former Vice President Spiro Agnew.
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U.S. Treasury Department
Secret Service
Spiro Agnew
Subscription rates for Cedar Rapids Gazette in 1883
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists carrier and mail subscription terms with weekly and monthly rates. It notes no changes to prices for the newspaper or AP dispatches.
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Rapids
AP News
Strong quake hits Peru agricultural region
A strong earthquake measuring 6.2 struck Peru’s agricultural region near Arequipa. Reports say at least three people were killed and more than 100 injured as Arequipa with about 800,000 residents suffered damaged buildings. quake occurred shortly after 5 08 a m local time per the Peruvian Institute of Geophysics in Lima.
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Lima
Peru
Arequipa
Peruvian Institute of Geophysics
Weather Summary and Mississippi River Readings
Wind 17 mph from the north at 10 a.m. Sun up 7 00 Saturday sunset 5 42. Extended forecast calls for chance of snow Sunday and Monday, partly cloudy Tuesday with highs 15 to 25 and subfreezing overnight lows. River levels: LaCrosse no report, Lansing 8.0, Dam 9 13.9, McGregor 7.6, Guttenberg 5.4, Dubuque 8.0, Davenport 5.6 rising 0.1, Keokuk 1.4, Cedar at CR 3.70. Clinton no report.
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Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Guttenberg
Dubuque
Davenport
Keithsburg
Keokuk
Clinton
Cedar
C.R
Coralville Lake
Bismarck
Chicago
Cincinnati St
Des Moines
Detroit
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Sunny
St. Paul
PtCidy
Omaha
Snow
St. Louis
Sioux Falls
Cloudy
Birth announcements and incidents listed in Vital Statistics
The notice lists births at various addresses on Feb 14 to Feb 16 including families like Krumbholz Clay Johnson Frey McConnell Norris Staggs Mulholland Vogel Deuel Leu Goodhall Youngman and others with locations Ames Santa Barbara Brentwood and Hiawatha. Fire and police notes cite a chimney fire at 3600 Clark Road SE an investigation at 2326 49th St NE a car wiring short at 127 Janice Drive NW rekindling at 2326 49th St NE and a mistaken alarm at 2625 Bever Ave SE.
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John Krumbholz
Woodside Drive
Tony Claypool
Ninth St. NW
Lee Johnson
Tonga Drive
Hiawatha
Donald Frey
Benton St. NE
Richard McConnell
Harold Drive
James Norris
Wildwood Court
Kerry K. Staggs
Jerry Mulholland
Mount Vernon Road
Randy Lee Vogel
Bayberry Drive
Harold Deuel
Pineview Drive
Santa Barbara
Calif
Tom Leu
Clifford O. Leu
Walker
Ames
Gary Goodhall
Ann Goodhall
Clifton St
James Treka
Dalewood Ave
Clark Road
49Th St
Janice Drive
49Th St. NE
Bever Ave
US income rise in January marks slowest gain in a year
U S income across all sources rose only 7.9 billion dollars in January at a 0.4 percent annual rate, the smallest since January 1978. The Commerce Department cited Social Security tax raises and farm-subsidy cuts as factors, with economists predicting a recession later this year.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Carter
Anti abortion groups clash at dialogue gathering
About 30 groups on both sides of abortion debated for five hours in Washington seeking consensus. Afterward three anti abortion activists displayed an aborted fetus at a news conference, denouncing compromise, a tactic disavowed by other anti abortion leaders.
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Washington
UPI
Reporters of Progress
National Right To Life Committee
Elizabeth Moore
Feminists For Life
Death of Sir Israel Brodie, British Chief Rabbi
London AP report notes Sir Israel Brodie died Tuesday at age 83. He was the first British born chief rabbi of the British Commonwealth and president of the Conference of European Rabbis.
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London
Israel Brodie
British Commonwealth
Conference of European Rabbis
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