Boy’s Disneyland wish granted from terminal illness
Salina Kansas AP report follows Carl a 10 year old with terminal leukemia diagnosed at MD Anderson who wished to visit Disneyland. Four siblings and father will fly on a private jet while Carl travels with his mother sister and aunt on a commercial flight as doctors warned fewer than 90 days remain.
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Kan
Sheila Heart
Carl
MD Anderson Cancer Institute
Houston
Tex
Disneyland
Wichita
Kansas
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California
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Mrs. Heart
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Prison Inmates Charged With Murder in Raleigh
Two Central Prison inmates were indicted by the Wake County Grand Jury for the October 4 stabbing death of John Kent Hunter, 23, of Fayetteville, while he shared a cell with others. Ronald Leo McCall, 23, and John Robert Ratliff, 26, face murder charges. Ratliff has a life sentence, McCall four to six years for auto theft. Hunter was serving time for second degree murder and breaking and entering.
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Raleigh (Ap
Central Prison
Wake County
Ronald Leo McCall
Canton
John Robert Ratliff
Goldsboro
John Kent Hunter
Fayetteville
Hunter
Ratliff
McCall
Fighting reports near Luanda amid independence turmoil
Reports from Luanda describe artillery fire north of the city as MPLA forces clash with FNLA backed by Ching and Zaire. The capital remained under MPLA control after independence night, while rival groups held Nova Lisboa interior. Water restored, shops reopen, and normal life resumed with sporadic clashes and threats nearby.
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Luanda
Angola
Popular Movement
MPLA
National Front
FNLA
Ching
Zaire
Ndence
Agostinho Neto
Tion
Neto
UNITA
Construction Bill May Get Approval in Senate Clash
Washington debate over a common site picketing bill gains momentum as the Senate votes 66 to 30 to invoke cloture. North and South Carolina senators from both parties participated in the tally, with supporters promising further effort to push final passage despite strong opposition from industry groups. The measure would allow building trades unions to shut down an entire construction site over a dispute with a single subcontractor, risking broader project stoppages if other unions honor the picket line.
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Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
North Carolina
South Carolina
Carolina
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
James B. Allen
D-Als
Congress
Afl-Cio
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