Trial ruling orders new hearing for Tony Boyle in 1969 slayings
New trial ordered for Tony Boyle serving life for first degree murder in the Yablonski family killings. Court held lower court erred by not allowing defense witness Thomas Kane testimony on motive by UMW officials. Bail request considered while prosecutors seek further action.
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InvestigativeReporter Series Debuts On CBS And NBC
Investigative reporter drama The Andros Targets premieres on CBS January 31 at 1011 PM as a NY Forum journalist investigates a death tied to pornography with actor James Sutorius. NBC counters with Lanigan’s Rabbi January 30 at 930 PM, featuring Art Carney as police chief Bernard and Bruce Solomon as Rabbi Small in a Kemelman mystery adaptation.
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National Cathedral Faces 10.7 Million Debt Crisis
The National Cathedral in Washington is about 10.7 million dollars in debt tied to unfinished construction and declining donations. Church leaders say the debt would amount to bankruptcy if treated as a business, with a major portion from costs of the nave and West Wall rose windows.
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Sod Press International Reports US Coal Reserves Longevity
A report states the United States has coal reserves sufficient to last about a hundred years. The Bureau of Mines and industry analysts provide the estimate highlighting energy resource stability for national planning.
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CB radio shock cited raises safety concerns
Washington reports the UPI noting 92 deaths and 156 injuries from electric shocks linked to tall base CB antennas near overhead power lines. The agency orders staff to study mandating safer antenna designs to minimize electric shock risks during installation.
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Energy efficient homes shown in Baton Rouge project
In a Louisiana State University led experiment two middle income homes showcase low energy use with recessed windows and thick insulation. The houses include south roof exposure for sun, no east or west windows, extra attic insulation, and a monitored energy program for buyers.
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