Prisoners On Death Row Ponder Who Will Be First To Go
Prisoners in Florida Texas and Georgia face possible executions after a Supreme Court ruling upheld three death penalty statutes. Condemned men like Charles Proffitt and Carl Isaacs weigh fate as crews test electric chairs and officials seek an executioner.
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Associated Press
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United States
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Powell
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Ford Strike May Have Upped Number Of Potential Buyers
Ford strike by the UAW boosted showroom traffic and early orders at dealers nationwide. Managers reported heightened inquiries and some increased inventories while warning that longer disruption could pinch supply, with opinions split on how soon production would resume.
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Harlingen
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Washington
Tysons Corner
Tate
Tats
Tham
Sai Sal Lucia
Muck Motors
Buffalo
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