Chester the Molester creator convicted in mistreatment case
Dwaine Tinsley, 44, creator of Hustler magazine's Chester the Molester, was found guilty by a Ventura Superior Court jury on five counts of mistreating a teenage girl. He faced up to 16 years in prison and a $50 000 fine at sentencing on March 1.
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Soviet praises Romanian revolt signals Moscow support
Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze hailed Romania's revolution that toppled Nicolae Ceausescu as purifying. He pledged Moscow's backing for Romania's chosen political system, discussed opening the border, and pledged oil and gas aid totaling 390,000 tons of oil for January and 22 million cubic meters daily.
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Arthur Kennedy Dies at 75 After Brain Tumor Battle
Veteran actor Arthur Kennedy died at 75 from a brain tumor at the Connecticut Hospice in Branford. He appeared in more than 70 films and earned a Tony for creating Biff in Death of a Salesman, with key early work in All My Sons and The Crucible. He starred in Lawrence of Arabia and Elmer Gantry and was nominated five times for Oscars for Bright Victory Trial Peyton Place Champion and Some Came Running. He returned to film work after a decade away, following health battles including thyroid cancer and eye disease.
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Shuttle Columbia to rescue Long Duration Exposure Facility
NASA plans the first of 10 shuttle launches this year to recover the 30 by 14 foot Long Duration Exposure Facility, a 10.5 ton satellite in orbit since 1984. Bonnie Dunbar leads the retrieval aboard Columbia as engineers study material exposure for future spacecraft and space station design amid weather uncertainty at Cape Canaveral.
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Calves Brutally Killed at Arizona Dairy
Twenty five three month old calves were bludgeoned to death at the Henry Pylman Dairy in Chandler Arizona. Several others were seriously wounded in a corral likely late Wednesday night or early Thursday. The total value of the animals was about ten thousand dollars. Authorities are unsure of the motive and describe the act as the work of a possible weirdo.
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