Television stars spark behind the scenes shakeups
Johnny Cash blasts his CBS Christmas special as the worst in television history and laments being cut, while sister Reba says key closing hymns and family moments were removed. Carl Bernstein leaves the Washington Post to write a McCarthy era book, Tina Turner faces concealed weapon charges, Kim Jordan 90 recovers from a fall, and Fred MacMurray leaves hospital after bronchitis.
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Government red tape may force couple to split up
Dale Shire a quadraplegic who requires full care fell in love with nurse Louise Edwards at Fenton Nursing Home. After marrying, state rules disqualified Louise from caregiver payments and reclassified the couple as family income, cutting both state and federal aid. Officials allegedly advised divorce to regain eligibility, prompting an appeal.
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Abandoned child finds happiness as father reunites
Elizabeth O Connell, aged four, reunites with father Bobby O Connell in Dallas after a six month separation begun when Brenda O Connell took the girl to Mississippi. A two month search relied on credit card receipts. Green and Mrs. O Connell were later arrested in Cheyenne for transporting a stolen vehicle.
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Firemen burned up tank truck too tall in Algonquin
In Algonquin Illinois a $27 500 rural tank truck delivered to the volunteer fire department arrived two days before new trustees took office The door is 10 feet high The truck stands 10 feet 9 inches The old board president says it was human error The truck was returned to the manufacturer The fire chief or trustees consider widening the door or other options to fit the vehicle
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Wife kills husband and two children in Ohio tragedy
In Upper Arlington near Columbus an housewife, Patty Bolin, 40, shot and killed her husband Ronald 43 and two children Tamela 12 and Todd 9 then killed herself with a 22 caliber pistol. One daughter Alicia 15 escaped. The killings occurred as the family prepared to depart. the suspect died in hospital.
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Kidnapped heir found dead in German bunker
Germot Egolf heir to a brewery was kidnapped five weeks ago and died of exposure while chained in a World War II bunker near Saarbrucken. Police charged forester Joachim Moeller and plumber Andreas Leiner with kidnapping and consider murder charges. Abductors confessed to luring him by telephone, binding him, and driving him to the bunker where his left foot was chained. They demanded 439000 dollars ransom which was not paid.
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