Spillane divorce bid ends marriage in irreconcilable rift
Detective and Spillane, left, faced a Monday divorce filing by his wife Sheri in Los Angeles Superior Court. They are separated, with no children. A libel suit against Col Harland Senders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, was dismissed in Louisville. He had been quoted by Louisville Times and Courier-Journal claiming KFC gravy is like wallpaper paste and the crispy chicken is a fried doughball wrapped around chicken.
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Bomb threats disrupt multiple U S airports and flights
Threats forced airport evacuations and gate delays at New York Los Angeles Chicago O Hare and Boston. Police searched terminals including United and Trans World facilities and found no explosives. A Paris bound ATWA flight from Kennedy was diverted to Boston after a threat. Security tightened nationwide as officials investigated.
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Mercenary Jim Rangel Says He Keeps Fighting For Money
The 29 year old, a Mexican American former Special Forces veteran, recounts a life as a hired gun plying parachute, explosives, and combat across Africa, Arabia, Jordan, and elsewhere. He explains the hate driving his work and the constant moves, with ties to the Palladin group based in Alicia, Spain.
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Ford orders investigation into fatal LaGuardia bombing
President Ford ordered an immediate investigation after a deadly bombing at LaGuardia Airport. Transportation Secretary and the FBI were asked to assist local law enforcement, with White House officials staying informed by phone. The incident linked to a terror act caused multiple injuries and fatalities during a chaotic Monday night.
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Trapped Indian Miners Hope Fades as Pumps Rush In
In Ghasnal d Colliery India supplies from the United States France and Switzerland rush to drain millions of gallons of water from a pit where more than 35 miners lie trapped 1000 feet below the surface in India worst mine disaster. Authorities express little hope and vow to pump continuously as rescuers battle rising water and cold air while vigil by families continues near the flooded shafts.
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Naturalist Euell Gibbons Dies in Pennsylvania at 4
Sunbury PA UPI Euell Gibbons nationally known naturalist and author died Monday night in a remote rural area. He was 4 in age but a Texas native who lived in Beavertown central Pennsylvania. He wrote seven books on edible wildlife including The Good Life and Stalking Far Away Places. He appeared in national cereal advertisements. Funeral arrangements were incomplete. His wife Freda said his death came as a great surprise after doctors found a stomach ulcer earlier this year. He moved to New Mexico at 12, cowboyed in the Southwest, worked in Hawaii, and later settled in Sullivan County.
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Fire kills six children in Montreal home tragedy
Six young Paul-Hus children perished in a fast spreading two story fire that left teenager Christianne Paul-Hus, 16, to escape by leaping from a second floor balcony. Jacqueline 14 Jacques 11 Linda 9 Jean 7 Pierre 5 and Elizabeth aged unknown were found huddled together on the top floor as investigators said the parents Bernard and Julienne were killed in the blaze.
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What are you doing New Year's Eve party plans
Women discuss big year end celebrations in Women's World while Ray Orroeck analyzes driving in rain versus sunshine as rains arrive.
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Raiders Steelers Showdown Preview in Sports Section
Football stars seek insight into the Oakland Raiders versus Pittsburgh Steelers matchup for the American Conference championship game. The sports section provides a look at key players, team forms, and anticipated strategies for Sunday.
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Family police foil kidnap attempt near remote road
Dennis Kent, a petrol man, describes a Monday kidnapping attempt in which five police officers surprised three suspects. Two were captured. one fled. Dorton, a lumber company owner, identified George N. McCaleb as involved along with Danny W. Bowman. McCaleb and Bowman are jailed on bond. Dorton noted McCaleb had recent work for him and that a family member received a suspicious call guiding them to a remote road.
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Burglary Suspect Funds Wind Tossed Across Idaho Theater
Police said a 12 year old boy burglarized the Willow Theater and stole $52,000, but the money was scattered by wind into an alley. Citizens notified police after seeing bills blowing around. Officers tracked the suspect as he tried to flee the scene.
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PG&E Seeks 4.9 Percent Increase in Electric Rates
Pacific Gas and Electric Co seeks a 4.9 percent rate hike to raise about 5.9 million dollars monthly, citing rising fuel costs for low sulfur fuel oil and natural gas. The increase, if approved by the California Public Utilities Commission, would take effect February 1, with household impact not yet determined. A new state law will exempt residential customers who meet a basic energy usage from rate hikes starting January 1.
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