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Newspaper

Dixon Telegraph

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1990

Page

9

Two Navy battleships to be mothballed

The Navy plans to mothball the Iowa and the New Jersey to save money, leaving Wisconsin in the Atlantic and Missouri in the Pacific as active battleships. The Iowa, damaged in the April 19 explosion that killed 47 sailors, would be repaired before mothballing. The plan may shift due to political pressure from New York City.

Washington Navy Iowa New Jersey Defense Department New York City Wisconsin Atlantic Pacific Missouri Norfolk, Va., Navy Yard Staten Island Long Beach Calif

Elderly grandmother killed by two part pit bulls in Los Angeles

Los Angeles police say 70 year old Marjee Lilly died after a 30 minute attack by two part pit bull dogs owned by her grandson Clarence Hubbard. Authorities will not euthanize the animals until investigations and a 10 day rabies quarantine are completed. The grandson sought their destruction. officials plan quarantine and review of possible negligence. Gov. Deukmejian floated possible pit bull ownership legislation.

Los Angeles Marjee Lilly County Usc Medical Center Alan Kerstein San Diego Clarence Hubbard Lilly Hubbard City Department of Animal Control Michael Burns Burns Kerstein George Deukmejian

Bush hails Columbia crew after shuttle spins from faulty signal

President Bush called the Columbia astronauts a superb crew and invited them to the White House after a ground signal error sent the shuttle into a slow spin. Commander Brandenstein manually overrode navigation and stabilized the craft as controllers corrected guidance, with no danger to the five astronauts.

Cape Canaveral Fla Bush Columbia White House Dan Brandenstein Brandenstein Mission Control Bob Castle

Oat bran study questions cholesterol benefit claim

A Boston study found cholesterol drops on high oat bran diets mainly because participants ate less saturated fat and cholesterol. Researchers note no inherent cholesterol lowering in oat bran, while some experts defend oats as beneficial. Detroit report lists the 1986 Camaro as the most stolen vehicle nationwide, with later Camaros high in theft rankings due to part interchangeability.

Boston Frank M. Sacks Fred Shinnick Quaker Oats Co Hospital Janis F. Swain Brigham and Women’s Hospital Detroit General Motors Corp CCC Information Services Inc Chicago CCC William Geen

Convicted killer Gerald Smith executed by Missouri

Gerald Smith, 31, of St. Louis, was put to death by lethal injection in Potosi at 12:09 a.m. for the 1980 beating death of his former girlfriend Karen Roberts. Smith had told a newspaper he believed she gave him a venereal disease. His wife Lynn watched, signaling with a V and mouthing I love you, as the state carried out its sentence.

Potosi Gerald Smith Missouri Smith St. Louis Dick Moore Missouri Department of Corrections Karen Roberts Ms. Roberts Lynn C. John Pleban

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