Bank robbery suspect surrenders after release of two hostages
Sylvester Young Jr. released two hostages from a house after a Kansas City bank robbery and surrendered with his hands on his head. One arresting officer was his father Sylvester Young Sr. of the Kansas City police, a 23 year veteran. Friday he was arraigned before a federal magistrate on the robbery charge.
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President's son tops girls rodeo poll in 1970s pick
SPRING CREEK Nev AP The President's youngest son Steven Ford 19 an amateur rodeo participant was named the Girls Rodeo Association top choice to spend a trail weekend replacing last year's winner golfer Lee Trevino who fell to ninth The group calls Ford an outdoor type with executive demeanor and would like to ride with him Carson earns Bedroll Hall of Fame honor after Top 10 run for a third year James Caan follows Ford in the polling standings.
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Court bars new cons from Alabama prisons
U.S. District Judges Johnson and Hand blocked confining new inmates in Alabama prisons due to overcrowding and violence. Four facilities designed for 2,212 house over 3,800 with dozens on floors. New prisoners must be kept in county jails until space opens. officials warn it may take a year or more to restore balance.
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New York City fiscal crisis spurs national concern and debate
Washington officials warn a New York default could trigger a ripple effect harming most cities. Puerto Rico's Mayor Romero Barcelo casts a wide risk to municipal financing and welfare flows, urging federal guarantees to avert disaster. He cites other aging cities like Cleveland Buffalo Detroit Newark facing trouble and notes administration support for several city programs.
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Voting act covers one third of nation
The Justice Department said the 1965 Voting Rights Act now covers nearly a third of the U S population. Amendments extended coverage to vast new areas with a yardstick based on minority language, illiteracy and past registration. Four hundred sixty four counties in 27 states fall under the act's scope, with Texas fully covered.
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Lid lifted on visiting elderly in nursing homes
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen says HEW will remove a Medicaid rule restricting visits to nursing home patients. The Texas Democrat welcomed the change after requesting it in a letter to HEW Secretary F David Mathews. The draft regulation omits the current limit of three days for family visits.
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