Country singer Nelson testifies before Fort Worth grand jury
Wills Nelson appeared before a Dallas area grand jury investigating a multimillion dollar heroin and cocaine operation. Nelson declined to discuss jury questions as others named in subpoenas testified, including Ray Price and Price’s son.
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Two Die in Danville Fire At Union Bus Station
A Danville fire on Wednesday night killed Florence Rossiter, 2, and her 4 year-old son Edwin, injuring 10 including five firefighters. Firemen searched two hours for three missing residents, but found no one else. Four apartments above the building housed residents who escaped by leaping to the street.
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Mission San Jose hosts weekend fiesta in Fremont
A fund raising weekend fiesta at Mission San Jose in Fremont features entertainment and arts and crafts along with a tour of the Dominican Sisters convents to support restoration efforts at the mission.
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Fremont
Boyfriend Denies Responsibility After Pregnancy Abandonment
A distraught woman is abandoned by her boyfriend after becoming pregnant. He denies responsibility while Beth counsels the girl seeking guidance and reassurance in the emotional aftermath.
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Miss Softball Directors Under Fire Across Leagues
Castro Valley league members clash with national Miss Softball America directors over alleged hypocrisy while local teams demand accountability as Sports Editor Lowell Flickey reports the full story.
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Lowell Flickey
Litterbugs face long clean-up duty
Louisiana Senate backs a bill allowing judges to assign litterbugs to eight hours of roadside trash pickup instead of fines. Supporters cite annual cleanup costs while critics fear humiliation and public shaming and oppose the measure.
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Study says some reformed alcoholics can drink again
A HEW funded study headed by Dr. David J Armner found no evidence that abstainers fare better than moderate drinkers among 1340 former alcoholics. The results suggest some alcoholics may resume normal drinking, challenging Alcoholics Anonymous doctrine and urging caution about universal teetotaling.
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William Madsen
University of California At Sarka Barbara
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HEW
National Institute On Alcohol and Alcoholism
ChloroformListed as Potential Cancer Cause by FDA
Washington reports the government adds chloroform to the growing cancer-causing chemical list after rat and mouse studies show liver and kidney cancers. FDA aims to ban chloroform in drugs cosmetics and food packaging, while noting animal results do not prove human risk.
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FDA
Alexander Schmidt
United States
New twist to an old act shocks youth in quiet town
Two women aged about 25 and 5 feet 6 inches tall pulled up beside a youth late on February 28 and exposed themselves. Five days later the same woman repeated the act near the boy’s home. Detectives say they cannot trace the driver.
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Abeed
Seu Mirnanpatie
Enna
Ulan
Six Cadets Found Guilty in West Point Cheating Scandal
At West Point six more cadets were found guilty by officer boards in the cheating case. The boards recommended expulsion for the six, with two more cadets’ hearings postponed and a separate board having previously cleared one cadet and found two others guilty. A federal judge in New York City rejected a motion to halt proceedings for another accused cadet. Maj. F W Smullen said the findings were issued Tuesday night.
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New York City
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Army
FDA recalls Delson candy mints over Red Dye No 2
The FDA ordered a nationwide recall of more than 6,500 cases of Delson Brand Merri Mints Green Merri Mints Cream Mints and Mint Thins from Delson Candy Co. a division of Consolidated Foods Corp Englewood New Jersey due to Red Dye No 2, a color additive banned earlier this year as a possible cancer risk.
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