Willig abandons building climbing after judge’s lecture
George Willig, 27, known as the human fly for scaling the World Trade Center last month, assured a judge his stunt days are over. In return Judge Mitton Williams dropped criminal charges but warned that laws must be followed. Willig smiled and replied that he will not climb tall buildings again. A $250,000 lawsuit seeks to discourage future adventurers.
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George Willig
World Trade Center
New York City
Criminal Court
Mitton Williams
Willi
Williams
Willig
Whilg
Evacuation of Passengers From Falraky Cruise Ship
UPI reports the Australian luxury liner Falraky struck near Jakarta and began evacuating about 800 passengers and crew from the 17,000 ton Libertan-registered vessel. All aboard were safe as the ship headed toward Australia.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Falraky
Tadey
Joe Hilger
T Phone
Woo
Thatill
Australia
Irvisa Bagen
Polreky
Large marijuana network busted in Chalmette raid
In Chalmette Louisiana a major operation with 12 arrests was broken after deputies spotted a Florida plated truck at 4 a.m. The 10 ton shipment included trucks radar detectors police radios and a 16 4001 boat. Coast Guard and Customs agents recovered debris from the sea and arrested crew members from Florida Indiana and Wisconsin. Officials said only about two trucks and two gallons of water were seized.
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Chalmette
UPI
Tyony Tesco
Martha
Sgng Oper
Kirsch
Florida
Ty Ace
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Tyrao Hears
Gobet Mned Culler
Indiana
Wisconsin
Atlantic Ocean
Woman speeder tins teen grower
An exchange with a radar cop led to the arrest of a 16 year old boy by Nassau County police. They found 130 marijuana plants growing near his parents home valued at 150000 dollars. The boy Green Koster faced charges of possession of a controlled substance and health law violations.
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East Hills
L.1
Peter Smith
Nassau County Highway Patrol Bureau
Smith
Jin “Letead
Pete
Patel
Mane
Green Koster
Court says prisons may curb inmate associations
The Supreme Court ruled that state corrections may restrict inmate groups including unions and meeting access. The majority said prison life isn’t a public forum and safety justifies limiting First Amendment associational rights for prisoners.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Iam Retaquist
Privon
Tes
Hennanist
Oace
Alcoholics Anonymous
Boy
Rehnist
Uganda Radio Denies Amin Disappearance Honeymoon Report
Uganda Radio called reports of President Amin missing or dead malicious propaganda. The station said Amin is alive resting after a honeymoon with his wife and dismissed assassination claims as unfounded, noting the affair began after his 1972 economic actions.
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Nairobi
Kenya
UPI
Uganda
Tal
Layed
Honerite Hs Pas
Ymoon
Radio Uganda
Amin
Kampala
Armin
Mdic
Galarday
Iow
Indlaii
Soweto Riot Police Fire On Crowd In South Africa
In Soweto a crowd attacked a police van during protests over detained black student leaders. Police reported one rioter killed and another died after shots fired amid disturbances. About 100 youths were arrested as vehicles were damaged and a bus set alight.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPS
Hint
Wow
Soweto
Dawid Kriel
Seray
Idan
Willem Katze
Gerber
Africa
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