Hospital Fire Kills 30 Mental Patients in England Wing
In Shelborne England a blaze tore through the Winfrith Villa dormitory end of Coldharbour Hospital killing 30 of 36 patients. Six were evacuated as fire engines police and ambulances responded before dawn. The fire burned for three hours with rapid smoke and confusion cited as key factors.
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UPI
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Kempshall
Peter Johnson
Youth Dies In Carolina Raid Turns FBI Probe
In Burnsville North Carolina the FBI and State Bureau of Investigation opened inquiries after a Yancey County raid on a Florida camper group left Stanley William Rutland 20 of Clearwater dead from a shotgun discharge amid scuffles. Campers were detained on disorderly conduct charges with bonds set at 300 dollars.
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Unification Talks Distant Says South Korean Premier
South Korean Premier Kim Jong-pil warned the National Assembly that an immediate end to hostilities is unlikely despite a joint communiqué from Seoul and Pyongyang announcing peaceful reunification efforts. He called the goal distant and urged patience as talks proceed.
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Demos Await Crucial Rulings in Convention Delegates
UPI reports five days before the Democratic convention, federal courts weigh disputes on California and Illinois delegations to McGovern. The Credentials Committee split seats among other candidates and Daley allies, while court actions seek injunctions and rule on legitimacy of seating amid reform measures.
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Drownings Push Tennessee Toll Past Twenty Four
Four drownings over the long Fourth of July weekend raise Tennessee’s accidental death toll to at least 24. Victims include Beverly Love of Chattanooga and James L. Andrews of Memphis among others, with additional fatal traffic crashes and a Knoxville fire tolling the weekend sum.
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Oliver E. Finnie Jr
William M. Ross Jr
Mt. Pleasant
Peggy Smith
Psychologist Loses Torture Therapy Lawsuit in California
In San Jose a jury awarded Paula Abraham 170000 damages after testimony and a tape of a one hour therapy session. Psychologist Robert W. Zaslow, a San Jose State University professor, faced medical testimony that his rage reduction method exceeded standard practice. Dr. James J. Asher defended Zaslow as a noted developer of autistic child therapies, while Abraham alleged near fatal injuries and emotional harm from the treatment. Zaslow plans to appeal.
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Calif
UPI
Robert W. Zaslow
James J. Asher
Paula Abraham
Asher
Zaslow
Memphis motel holdup ends with fatal shooting
Memphis police seek identity of a man killed during a Tuesday motel holdup at the Bel Air Motel. The victim had no ID. fingerprints will be sent to the FBI. A reported accomplice escaped as night manager Michael Hart, 17, fired six shots, striking the robber five times through a door after being robbed and locked in a back room. This is the second suspect chase in the incident.
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Memphis
UPI
FBI
Bel Air
Michael Jerry Hart
Hart
Nan
World War I veterans to attend Tennessee convention
About 200 veterans aged 70 plus are expected at the World War I Veterans Convention in Nashville this weekend. James F. Walsh notes Tennessee has 2,383 living WWI veterans. Earlier, state family planners say about 5,000 Tennesseans annually miss timely prenatal care. 594 mothers last year delivered without seeing a doctor until delivery.
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UPI
James F. Walsh
Department of Tennessee Veterans of
Tennessee
David Allen
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