Psychiatrists Try To Enter His Mind In Son Of Sam Case
In New York psychiatrists begin testing the mind of the man who claims to be the Son of Sam. He says a dog directed him to kill and wound, with the investigation aiming to foresee the outcome of a potential court case. Fellow friends note a drastic change after military service and drug use prior to custody in the hospital where a victim died.
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New York City
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Queens
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Berkowicz
Kings County Hospital
Daniel Schwartz
Forensic Psychiatry Unit
New York State
Yonkers
Williams
Huntington
W.ya
McCoy
Randall
Pikeville
Randall McCoy
Dill County
Eourt
West Virginia
Hatfield
Kentucky
Credit Unions Gain New Tools in Dollar War
Federal legislation expands federally chartered credit unions to offer 30 year mortgages and new savings accounts. The National Credit Union Administration will draft rules implementing the overhaul of the Federal Credit Union Act, the first major change in over half a century. Previously unions were mortgage free and offered only a single basic share account. Banks have meanwhile broadened services with higher interest options.
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Credit Union Administration
M St
Washington
Violence Flares in Northern Ireland Amid IRA Attacks
IRA guerrillas killed a British marine and wounded three soldiers in Belfast as gun battles erupted around Turf Lodge. The ambush followed a bomb attack on an Army patrol. The violence occurred during Queen Elizabeth II's visit, raising questions about IRA credibility and regional sectarian conflict.
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TRA
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Virginia and North Carolina Weekend Weather Outlook
Continued heat across Virginia with hot Saturday and Sunday highs in the 90s and scattered afternoon storms. North Carolina remains partly cloudy and hot through Sunday with widespread humid highs in the 90s and thundery showers. Lows mostly in the 70s to 80s, cooler in the mountains. Downtown log shows at 7pm temperature 92.
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Queen Sirikit marks 45th birthday in Thai tree planting display
In Bangkok thousands plant trees in honor of Queen Sirikit who turns 45. Prime Minister Tanin Kraivixien and cabinet members visit the palace as Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn leads a royal gathering at Emerald Buddha temple. The Queen has long supported villagers, soldiers and the underprivileged.
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Thailand
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Tanin Kraivixien
National Assembly
Vajiralongkorn
Emerald Buddha Temple
Mandel Trial Juror Rushed To Hospital In Baltimore
A juror in Gov. Mandel’s political corruption retrial was rushed to Mercy Hospital in Baltimore after the third day of deliberations ended without a verdict. Theodore Brown, 27, collapsed from an apparent head injury, prompting questions about the fate of the retrial with codefendants Kovens Cory and Rodgers brothers Hess partners awaiting trial on mail fraud and racketeering charges.
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Mercy Hospital
Theardore Brown
Iris Gorie
Fi Nurse
Robert L. Taylor
Asal
U.S
Atty. Barnet
Dskolnik
Taylor
Trvin Kovens
Ernest N. Cory Jr
Wiliam A. and
Harry W. Rodgers Hhi
Hess
Billy Carter Quits Peanut Business Role in Plains
ATLANTA AP Billy Carter the President's brother resigns as managing partner of the Carter peanut business in Plains effective Sept 18 citing outside interests time demands and family. He will keep 15 percent of the company and continues to own other local assets.
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Cattemen
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Colorado Cattlefeeders Association
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Atlanta
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Plains
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Chip
Democratic National Committee
Washington
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The
Constitution
Sumter County
The Danville Register Subscription Rates Notice
The Danville Register outlines daily and Sunday subscription rates for in town and suburban delivery with prices for carrier service, single copies, and Sunday only editions. The notice lists in advance payment requirements and mail options for daily and Sunday editions.
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the Register Publishing Co., Inc
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