Woman Held In Courtroom Killing Acted Erratically
In Fort Lauderdale a 53 year old widow Elizabeth Duncan was held without bond on a homicide charge after shooting George Kissak 62 in the Broward County Courthouse courtroom as a verdict was read. Court officials said Duncan spoke of killing Kissak and appeared hysterical throughout a five day trial.
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Larry Burden
Elizabeth Duncan
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Braward County
Burden
Sadat counts on Vance to push peace talks forward
Sadat says he relies on U S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance to remove obstacles to resuming Arab Israeli peace talks. Waldheim reports Israel still bars PLO participation in Geneva talks, and Vance plans six country Middle East tour to press for a peace accord.
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Kurt Waldheim
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Crash near Tulsa involves multiple banks and aviation employee
Sheriff Thurman said the crash cause was undetermined after an Oklahoma incident near Tulsa. A pilot was found strapped to his seat while other victims were removed from the wreckage. the parties involved included Catlin Aviation staff and relatives of Rev. Roberts.
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Bizzard Banks
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Catlin Aviation
Oklahoma City
Nash
Roberts
Buzzard
Aspetl
Clayton Thurman
Proposals Allow POWs To Provide More Information
A Pentagon panel urges changing the Military Code of Conduct to let future prisoners give more than name, rank, service number, and birth date while keeping a ban on full disclosures. The report notes the code remains valid and stresses education, with the main change replacing bound with required to broaden information under extreme circumstances.
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Gunman releases hostage unharmed after three days
Indianapolis police say Coulter entered an unwed mothers home Friday night, taking seven women and one man hostage and threatening to harm them unless his son was returned. A police ruse using a supposed phone call from his son led to the hostages escaping as Coulter dropped the shotgun.
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Grace Keller
Angela Taylor
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Stephen Jennings
Columbus Brown
David Baxendale
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Old
Catherine Booth Hospital
Cincinnati
Godwin outlines gas and fuel aid amid winter restrictions
The governor presses for modified orders as he seeks federal fuel supplies and natural gas deliveries to avert shortages. He warns that without added assistance and reduced consumption, the state faces continued hardship. he urges citizens and businesses to conserve energy while awaiting warmer weather and further stock replacements.
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Federal Energy Office
Godwin
Steel Talks Begin This Week in Washington
United Steelworkers move from internal elections to contract talks with 14 million member union set to shape steel industry prices. Retirement of president J W Abel in June opens transition as Lloyd McBride takes helm and insurgent Edward Sadlowski battle fades. Negotiations cover 340,000 workers with aims for lifetime job security, wage increases, cost of living protection, shorter work week, and improved benefits.
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Washington
United Steelworkers Union
J. W. Abel
Abel
Lloyd McBride
Edward Sadlowski
Questions and Answers on Death Bereavement and Planning
A newspaper column introduces a series answering questions on death and bereavement. It discusses coping with loss, explaining death to children, supporting the bereaved, rebuilding life, and pre planning funeral arrangements. The writers cite philosophy psychology clergy lawyers and doctors as guides for compassionate responses.
Poet urges Valentine verse as love grows through rhyme
Pulitzer winner Richard Eberhart of the University of Florida says poetry on Valentine’s Day deepens love and self knowledge. He notes poetry stabilizes life, offers tangible reflection, and can explore themes from joy to immortality. He once wrote The Groundhog and three other poems the same day.
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Gainesville
Fils
Richard Eberhart
Eberhart
University of Florida
Rhodesia talks eyed after African tour by Young
Secretary of State Vance, in Washington, discussed Rhodesia with British ambassador Ivor Richard in London. An aide said the U S envoy found Britain wary of reopening negotiations without clear American support and progress promises.
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Britain
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Ivor Richard
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Geneva
West drought cripples power and hit agriculture across Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest faces a severe drought with Washington or Oregon utilities warning of power rationing as dam water runs low. California PG&E warns 25 percent hydro capacity this summer, ski resorts suffer, Utah snowpack at 16 percent, and farmers face billions in losses. Agricultural emergency declarations open access to low-cost federal loans for farmers.
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Utah
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