Troopers Called to Aid Florida Cities in Crime Wave
One hundred Florida Highway Patrol troopers will report for temporary duty in Dade County for at least 30 days to help police handle a surge in crime tied to refugees. Gov. Graham and the cabinet approved the plan with a Jan. 12 review to extend one more month. Local officials and lawmakers urged swift action amid rising tensions.
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AMC agrees Renault takes potential majority control of AMC
American Motors stockholders approve a plan selling Renault a stake rising from 22 to 46 percent with options that could lift Renault to 59 percent. Renault has already invested 150 million and says it does not intend to pass 49.9 percent ownership.
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Girl charged in poison case at junior high school
A 13 year old student faces a juvenile court delinquency petition charging aggravated assault after allegedly spiking teacher Neal A. Schwabauer s coffee with ethylene dichloride. Schwabauer, 34, of Newton, was treated and released. The girl admitted placing the solvent in the drink. The incident occurred at Truesdell Junior High School.
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Thunderous Gdansk monument dedication recalls 1970 killings
Hundreds of thousands of Polish workers braved wind and rain at a Lenin Shipyard ceremony in Gdansk. Leaders of Solidarity, the church, and the Communist Party urged calm while Lech Walesa warned against force. Official toll cited 45 dead in 1970 riots across Gdansk Gdynia and Szczecin, with higher unconfirmed figures. Pope John Paul II sent a message of remembrance.
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Fansler funeral set for Thursday in Garden City
Harold Fansler Sr., 87, prominent Garden City business and civic leader, died Tuesday at St. Catherine Hospital. He built Fansler Tires, largest Goodyear dealer in Western Kansas, served as mayor 1959–1961, and on the school board as president 1945–1948. Surviving wife Mabel and three sons, three daughters, 20 grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Garnand Chapel with burial at Valley View Cemetery.
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Scottsdale
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Parowan
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Dodge City
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St. Clair
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Kentucky honors Col Harland Sanders founder of KFC
Flags fly at half staff as Kentucky honors Col Harland Sanders founder of the Kentucky Fried Chicken empire. Sanders died at 90 from pneumonia aggravated by leukemia after hospitalization for kidney and bladder infection. Funeral and memorial plans were announced in Frankfort and Louisville. Gov. Brown praised Sanders as a symbol of the American dream born in Corbin Ky and built an global brand.
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