Philly mother charged after girl stabbed in blood drinking claim
Five year old Myeneshia Moore told police mommy stabbed me and planned to drink her blood. Carla Moore, 30, a substitute teacher, was arrested on attempted murder and related charges after admitting to plunging a butcher knife into her daughter's stomach. The child was hospitalized in critical condition following surgery. Neighbors described the mother as divorced and normal, noting vodka consumption.
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Christmas burglar hits Oasis and Desiy Bar in holiday spree
City police probe a holiday burglary spree that struck Desiy Bar at 2 East Main street and Oasis earlier, breaking front windows and reaching through to unlock doors. A charity coin box was emptied of about $2.50, with investigators seeking the suspect or suspects.
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Northward Winter Beating Drops on Corry Area
Arctic air and heavy Lake Erie snowbound the region, closing Interstate 90 and stranding travelers from Pennsylvania to New York. Erie County saw 8 to 12 inches since Sunday with single digit temperatures and strong winds. Corry reported only a trace of snow amid above freezing readings as nearby Titusville stayed snowless.
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Williamsport
Eric
Siberian
New York Thruway
Warn Mr Yuk On Containers Of Poison
The study urges replacing skull and crossbones with Mr Yuk to prevent child poisonings. Researchers note children misinterpret pirate imagery and prefer certain container styles. The National Poison Center Network and Kenneth C. Schneider highlight broader use of Mr Yuk in cities and Illinois trials.
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Children’s Hospital
Pittsburgh
Kenneth C. Schneider
St. Cloud State University
Minnesota
Schneider
University of Ilinois
Journal of Consumer Research
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Illinois
Copter Crash Kills Two in Quincy Building
A radio station traffic helicopter crashed into a two story apartment building in Quincy killing two people and injuring four others. The helicopter occupants were reporter Chip Whitmore and pilot Red Banks. The injured include Julia Verga 62 Ronald Michelson 28 his wife Lynn 26 and a 10 week old baby. All were taken to hospitals with conditions not yet known.
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WEEI
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Julia Verga
Ronald Michelson
Lynn
Dissension Haunts Hillside Strangler Probe In LA Area
Investigators in the Hillside Strangler case face dead ends and dissension among agencies as they seek links among slain females in Los Angeles and northern suburbs. Disagreements over victim connections persist after a task force formed, with disputes over sketches and withheld sexual assault details fueling tension between Glendale and Los Angeles police.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office
Glendale
Phil Bollington
Sound Off Tonight in Corry Public Feedback
Residents are invited to share timely concerns in Corry's Sound Off column. Call 665-8291 between 5 and 9 pm to submit issues for public attention and discussion.
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Fatal Route 36 crash kills Tionesta man near Pleasantville
Corry state police logged five crashes over the holiday weekend including a Christmas Eve fatality in Venango County. William C. Weaver 21 of Tionesta was driving at high speed on Route 36 south of Pleasantville when he lost control, overturned, and the car burned. Passenger Donald Haker of Oil City survived with guarded condition. Weaver died at the scene awaiting autopsy. A disorderly conduct case was also investigated during the period.
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Pleasantville
Tionesta
Forest County
William C. Weaver
Donald Haker
Oil City
Titusville
Venango County
Weaver
Baker
Buck Page
York Street Opened After Sewer Work Ended Delays
York street residents celebrate as city crews and the sewer contractor finish the overhaul and reopen the road after weeks of mud and water. City Administrator Robert Grice notes the opening was a council priority and that laterals on York will wait until spring or summer. Weather and other factors had slowed progress but officials expect some settlement spots to appear. Washington Street work could close the road with a detour in place, though not anticipated at York.
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Cianfrani to Plead Guilty on Most Counts
Former Pennsylvania state Senator Henry J. Cianfrani said he will plead guilty to all criminal counts except income tax evasion, choosing a no contest plea. He planned to change his plea from innocent on a 110 count indictment.
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Buddy" Cianfrani
Cianfrani
U.S
Edward R. Becker
Nicholas Nastasi
Nastasi
Pennsylvania
Herbert Fineman
Charlie Chaplin Buried in Swiss Graveyard Ceremony
Charlie Chaplin was buried in Corsier-sur-Vevey Switzerland in a 20 minute simple ceremony attended by about 30 relatives and staff. His widow Oona and seven of eight children were present as ministers officiated and prayers were recited before the coffin was lowered. Police enclosed the burial area for observers including 150 reporters and villagers.
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Charlie Chaplin
Lake Geneva
French Alps
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Oona
David Miller
Church of England
Lausanne
Richard Thomson
Miller
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