Eldridge Hotel Holiday Parade Draws Thousands in Lawrence
Thousands are expected to gather for the sixth annual Old Fashioned Christmas Parade in downtown Lawrence with about 100 horse drawn vehicles traveling down Massachusetts Street starting at 11 a.m. The event, tied to the Eldridge Hotel celebration, promises festive scenes as warm weather favors attendance.
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Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
Massachusetts
Costa Mesa
Calif
Clinton Attys Seek Time for Defense in Censure Talks
White House signaled Clinton might pay a fine as part of a censure deal to avert impeachment while lawyers push the House Judiciary Committee to delay votes for an extensive defense. The Clinton camp warns impeachment articles are likely to pass the committee and possibly the full House, signaling growing alarm ahead of a final showdown.
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Washington
White House
Clinton
House Judiciary Committee
U.S. jobless rate falls near 28-year low
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped to 4.4 percent in November, nearly matching the 28-year low from last spring. Strong hiring by department stores and restaurants offset layoffs at factories, with service industries and construction posting solid gains. Economists say consumer shoppers may benefit from ample jobs and income for the holiday season.
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Washington
Spy
Allen Sinai
Boston
Sinai
Labor Department
Capitol gunman ruled incompetent to stand trial
A federal judge ruled Russell E. Weston Jr. mentally incompetent to assist in his defense after a government psychiatrist said he suffers from a mental disease or defect. Johnson, who evaluated Weston, recommended indefinite hospitalization without trial. Prosecutors may appeal and must decide on pursuing federal murder charges.
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Washington
Capitol
Russell E. Weston Jr
Sally Johnson
Weston
Johnson
Petent
Emmet Sullivan
Sullivan
A.J. Kramer
Kramer
Montana
Death row escapee Gurule drowns after breakout
Autopsy finds Martin Gurule drowned after escaping Texas death row on Thanksgiving. A gunshot wound to the back was ruled superficial. Gurule, the first to break out of Texas death row since 1934, was found in a creek near the Ellis Unit after authorities pursued him and accomplices.
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Huntsville
Tex
Martin Gurule
Texas
Gurule
Harris County
Joy Carter
Towers
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Ellis Unit
Death Row
Harmon Creek
Larry Fitzgerald
Deer make drivers wary as six collisions hit Douglas County roads
Six drivers reported deer-related crashes in Douglas County from Thursday evening to early Friday with no injuries. Deputies responded to a separate deer-vehicle incident near Clinton Lake, while officials warn that mating season increases deer on roads. Total property damage cited includes a 1999 Crown Victoria and a damaged 1997 sheriff’s vehicle.
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Douglas County
Dean Ohman
Ohman
Kansas
Shepard
Clinton Lake
Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photo
Crown Victoria
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