Gandhi freed to resume comeback campaign
Indira Gandhi was released by a New Delhi judge after 16 hours in police custody and immediately resumed her political comeback. The government appealed for trial on corruption charges, as demonstrations erupted in over a dozen cities with tear gas and clashes at the Parliament Street court and Desai residence. Police reported 111 arrests and more than 15 injuries amid protests.
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Sister of the President Visits Porn King in Ohio
Evangelist Ruth Carter Stapleton and her husband stayed with Larry Flynt in Columbus over the weekend then visited Children’s Hospital in his limousine. Flynt said he plans to donate to the non profit hospital while noting efforts to keep a low profile.
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Elvis body plot case dismissed as witness credibility falters
A Memphis judge dropped charges against three men accused of plotting to steal Elvis Presley’s body after the prosecutor declined to call its only witness. The prosecution cited doubt about witness Ronnie Lee Adkins credibility. The body-stealing plot was ruled a hoax.
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Global arms talks warn of peril amid stalled human rights progress
At Belgrade three month conference opening warns arms race in Europe threatens peace while reviewing human rights progress. Dutch delegate denounces repressive measures. US and USSR aim to limit public wrangling.
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House lifts U S debt lid amid four day crunch
Washington The House narrowly approved a 52 billion dollar increase in the national debt ceiling in a 223 to 24 vote, ending a four day funding lull after Treasury drew on emergency funds and a last minute loan from the Federal Reserve. Dock strike meeting in New York summoned shipping execs to Washington to address the four day old walkout. Meadows Elementary School in Terre Haute will reopen after a boiler gas leak sickened 23 people.
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Debra Rosencrans ID leads Chicago murder probe
Police confirm 16 year old Debra Rosencrans known as Kitten was found beaten Sept 6 in Schiller Park forest preserve and died Sept 20. She formerly known as Jane Doe after weeks unidentifiable. Parents divorced, mother Patricia remarried in Florida, father from Hot Springs, Ark. Authorities seek killer.
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