Longet Faces Trial With Despair Over Jury Pool
In Aspen Claudine Longet, 49, vows to prove innocence by detailing the skier Vladimir “Spider” Sabichs last moments alive The entertainer says this is total despair as jury selection proceeds A2 jurors are to be sworn next week If convicted she could face up to 10 years in prison and a 30000 fine Her husband and father of her three children supports her amid mixed town responses
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Pitkin County
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Winter Snow Not Tough On Pennsylvania Deer
The Pennsylvania Game Commission notes deer survive heavy snows with minimal risk of starvation. Spokesman Stan Forbes warns against feeding wildlife except in emergencies due to risks of habitat damage disease and dependence. Wildlife experts advise feeding only after January 15 and in small, widespread amounts if needed.
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Carter to Decide Early on Canada Defense and Arctic Disputes
President elect Carter faces swift choices affecting U S Canada ties including NORAD defense sharing and disputed Arctic and eastern seaboard islands. Officials plan talks on current air defense needs and costs with Washington and Ottawa to set policy ahead of the March 1 U S zone start.
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What Do Youths Ask About Sex Pittsburgh AP
In Allegheny County Planned Parenthood educators report 108 questions from high school students. Top inquiries include pregnancy prevention and sexual relationships, with curiosities about pregnancy during periods, marijuana effects on sex organs, motives before marriage, virgin preferences, Siamese twins, and how pregnancies can occur in various ways.
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Planned Parenthood
Allegheny County
India
Five Hearings Set On Pa Pay Hikes
Harrisburg AP report says the Commonwealth Compensation Commission will hold five public hearings on pay raises for state legislators judges and governor cabinet members. Dates listed include February 1 in Philadelphia Pittsburgh March 1 Scranton April 5 Erie and May 3 plus June 7 in Harrisburg with locations noted.
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Demons Ruled Out In Giles County Case
Pearisburg Va AP investigators ruled out demon possession in the Beulah Wilson home disturbances. A University of Virginia psychologist linked the activity to possible psychic energy from the 9-year-old foster son rather than the boy being the focus of the inquiry. The child has been placed in another foster home and welfare officials report no further disturbances at his current residence.
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University of Virginia
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Sand
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Donald
6000 Years Old Skeletons Linked To Ancient Hunters
In Warren County Kentucky researchers report bone beds likely from Archaic period hunter gatherers dating up to 6,000 years ago. Dr. Jack Schock notes most skeletons were found under 14 inches to three feet of soil at a Plum Springs site.
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Warren County
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Western Kentucky University
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Environment May Influence Cancer Across Races
Washington AP report on a federal study shows cancer death rates vary by geography and race. Nonwhite groups, including Blacks Indians Chinese and Japanese, exhibit different regional patterns and higher overall death rates than whites, especially among males. North shows higher colon esophagus ovary and bladder cancers, while the South reports lower rates.
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Pennsylvania split over juvenile offender policy in legislature
In Harrisburg the House and Senate clash on juvenile detention reform. The House plan, led by Rep. Joseph Rhodes, would bar juveniles from adult jails and allow regional detention centers, eliminating status offenses. The Senate bill by Sen. Thomas Nolan favors judge discretion and a county agency system, with funding tied to federal juvenile detention grants.
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