Hart Dies in Prison Yard After Exercise
Gene Leroy Hart, 35, Cherokee Indian acquitted two months earlier of the Girl Scout slayings, collapsed in the Oklahoma State Prison yard Monday afternoon. Officials said he died of an apparent heart attack after more than an hour of jogging and lifting weights in 80 degree heat. doctors failed to revive him.
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Mcalester
Okla
Gene Leroy Hart
Oklahoma _ State Prison
Hart
Sid Wise
Mayes County
Oklahoma
Sheri Farmer
Tulsa
Lori Lee Farmer
Lori
Pitchlynn
Camp Scott
Locust Grove
Unleaded gas boost eyed after new production plan
White House announced refiners may add two cents a gallon to increased unleaded output used by cars with catalytic converters. EPA will delay lead reduction limits to 0.8 grams per gallon while allowing a surge in unleaded supply. officials warn stalled supply risks more leaded gas and damaged catalytic converters.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Energy
James Schlesinger
EPA
Douglas
Castle
White House
Interior Department
Lundberg Letter
Births and marriages in local notices June list
Mercy and St. Luke's births record numerous new daughters and sons with full addresses across Rowley Watkins Marion and more. Additional births reported in Peoria Byron Iowa City Baltimore and Lis on regions with many grandparents named. Marriage licenses list Cedar Rapids James Weis Brian Jacklin Coggan and others across Iowa communities.
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Steven A. Schroeder
Kimberly J. Cross
James L. Weis
Paula S. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Brian C. Jacklin
Ladona H. Muehl
Waterloo
David A. Locke
Coggan
Belinda K. Hickman
Walker
Ira G. Weed
Brooklyn Park
Minn
Lory L. Mahoney
Lowell R. Hennigs
le Mars
Anne L. Stenerson
Marion
DC-10s Grounded Over Cracks After Maintenance Review
Federal officials ordered a partial grounding of nearly two dozen DC-10s amid concerns improper maintenance produced a crack linked to the nation's worst air crash. A consumer group seeks a full fleet grounding in U S District Court as cracks were found in jets processed similarly.
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Washington
Airline Passengers Association
Private jobs program for 100000 youths unveiled
Labor Secretary Ray Marshall announced a $75 million federal program to create private sector jobs for about 100000 poor young people. The plan partners with private business to train and employ the hard core unemployed, reducing government responsibility for job placement.
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Washington
Labor
Ray Marshall
Marshall
Archbishop Coggan to resign next year
London AP reports Archbishop Donald Coggan plans to resign at age 70 in October. He offered resignation to Queen Elizabeth II and it was accepted. In other dispatches, Ghana’s government is ousted, a military revolt led by Flight Lt Jerry Rawlings claims Accra, and Mozambique and Nicaragua see significant turmoil and governance upheavals.
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London
Canterbury
Donald Coggan
Church of England
Elizabeth II
Lome
Togo
Ghana
Accra
Radio Accra
Jerry Rawlings
Joshua Hamida
Defense Staff
Burma
Freighter Burns Off Copper Harbor Five Missing
A 730 foot Great Lakes freighter Cartiercliffe Hall caught fire early today and five crewmen are missing believed trapped in the engine room. Twenty one crew were rescued by two freighters and Coast Guard crews from Lake Superior. The blaze was sighted 10 miles off Copper Harbor with witnesses describing the scene as a bonfire.
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Copper Harbor
Mich
Great Lakes
Cartiercliffe Hall
Lake Superior
Coast Guard
Mitchell Weber
Duluth, Minn
Keweenaw Peninsula
Marquette
Edmund Fitzgerald
Pope demands recognition of religious rights in Poland
Pope John Paul II urged Poland's communist government to recognize Christian rights and beliefs despite Marxist opposition. He called religious freedom a fundamental right and pressed for church rights including publication access and youth instruction while signaling readiness for talks to normalize church state relations.
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Czestochowa
Poland
John Paul II
John Paul
Krakow
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Third Ave
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Ardsley Lane
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27Th St
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32Nd St
Richard R. McGee
E Ave
Thomas D. Hedges
Rosedale Road
Gene L. Hassman
Cottage Grove Parkway
Evelina Johnson
John H. Parks
12Th St
Douglas Fliehler
Michael Boots
Peoria
James Stibal
Stibal
Paul Gatens Jr
34Th St
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Gale Neuenswander
Elmhurst Drive
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Hiawatha
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