Father led cult while six children perished in Utah suite
In Salt Lake City a 39 year old Immanuel David kept his family in a $90 a day hotel suite for 14 months. He died by his own hand as his wife Rachel David urged their children to leap to their deaths from a balcony. Seven people died including five children ages 5 to 14 and the mother. One child Elizabeth David survived in critical condition. The family lived in isolation and were taught at the suite. Hotel staff said the children spoke to strangers only with their parents. Police and hospital reports described multiple fractures and abdominal injuries. Investigators weigh accusations of a religious cult, fraud charges against followers, and potential motives. Police noted David’s belief he was God and ties to a Mormon excommunication. The piece also notes a separate item about Senator Baker’s renomination and copper import quotas.
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Flooding in Texas Hill Country Near LBJ Grave
Floodwaters from Tropical Storm Amelia hit central Texas as the Pedernales and Guadalupe rivers surged toward Lake Travis Canyon Lake and Seguin while killing between nine and 15 people. National Guard rescues moved refugees to centers and isolated communities, with Bandera and Kerrville reporting deaths and a rescue of 156 girls from a camp.
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Where celibacy was an offense in old Sparta
L. M. Boyd offers a column of quirky facts and questions about history language and science from celibacy laws in ancient Sparta to bellwethers in elections and the origins of bloomers. He touches on Shakespeare tomatoes theories of the universe and gun trivia linking Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett. Copyright 1978 Crown Syndicate inc.
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Cabbie Helped Flip Wilson Get 1955 Nightclub Job
Entertainer Flip Wilson seeks a Denver cab driver who posed as his agent to secure him a nightclub job in 1955. He does not know the driver’s name and asks for any information to identify the man who aided him in Denver, Colorado.
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Weather Showers and warm up across Delaware County
Delaware County reports showers and thundershowers into the evening with high 70s. Tonight through Saturday bring 65 to 70 degree lows and 70s to near 90 for daytime highs. precipitation near 100 percent today dropping to 20 percent tonight and Saturday. Partly cloudy through Tuesday with morning lows in the 60s and highs near 90. New Castle County sees rain ending tonight with upper 60s to low 70s. Saturday high in the low 80s and partly cloudy Sunday. Air quality is satisfactory in Chester Philadelphia Wilmington. ozone highest in Philadelphia, carbon monoxide in Chester. Tide times at Off Chester Terminal: highs 1:40 am and 3:07 pm, lows 8:45 am and 8:51 pm.
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Carter Proclaims September 10 National Grandparents Day
President Carter designated September 10 as National Grandparents Day. He said elders bear the responsibility of setting moral tone and passing traditional values to children and grandchildren.
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Lottery numbers and prizes from August 3 drawings
In Pittsburgh the Pennsylvania daily lottery drew 4 3 8 and matched prizes. New Jersey Pick-It Lottery produced 028 with a straight payout of 232 and box payout of 53.50 plus front and back pair prizes of 32. The New Jersey weekly lottery drew 569806 with the millionaire finalist number 40037.
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