Family Endures Year Of Trauma After Hit Dog Shootings
Four year old Tammy Gideon remains recovering from a car collision while her family mourns Gypsy the dog shot multiple times and left on the back doorstep. Neighbors and sheriffs call the act isolated with no evident motive. The Gideons buried Gypsy, adopted a new guard dog, and worry for their children.
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Intelligence committee sets deadline for FBI reply
The House intelligence panel demands a Saturday reply on whether the FBI tried to retaliate against or squelch an inquiry into wiretap equipment purchases. Witness Kaiser alleges duress in signing a statement, while FBI denies altering testimony and calls the markups disputed by company president Joseph Tait.
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U S. Recording Co
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John P. Mohr
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U S airports tighten security after La Guardia bombing
After the La Guardia bombing, 25 of 530 U S airports tightened security with many closing coin lockers and suspending locker service. New measures include more patrols and explosive sniffing dogs while officials discuss visitor restrictions and redesigned, more secure terminals.
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Associated Press
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New York
O’hare
American Airlines
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Portland
Ore
Albuquerque
N.M
Robert E. Gill
Detroit
Richard E. Rebadow
Buffalo, N.Y
Salt Lake City
Mystery woman questioned over La Guardia bombing claim
Police seek a woman who says she heard two men discuss a bombing before the La Guardia blast. She reported the remark and later phoned police, suggesting a terminal evacuation failure. Investigators treat the call as a possible lead amid 11 deaths and 75 injuries.
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National Transportation Safety Board
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Kansas University Medical Center names interim vice chancellor search continues
KU Chancellor Archie Dykes says the hunt for a new executive vice chancellor will extend into the new year. He plans to interview two or three leading candidates at their current hospitals or campuses, and cautions the process may take time. He did not estimate a completion date after William Rieke resigned last June.
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Kansas University Medical Center
Archie Dykes
William Rieke
Siamese Twins Separated at NIH Pass New Year Hopeful
Virginia and Teresa Bunton born August 9 1956 head joined at the skull survived after separation at Bethesda Maryland. Doctors warned the condition is rare with four million births. One twin ate while the other slept signaling separate brains. Their father died days before birth and mother nearly died in childbirth.
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National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Russia denies SALT violations amid stalled talks
Pravda and Tass reject U S accusations, affirm no violations of the antiballistic missile treaty and interim pact. Moscow blames U S delays and reactionary circles for the stalemate as Kissinger’s December trip is postponed.
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Health chief says Samaritan Lodge violations not warrant license removal
Lawrence Douglas County Health Department Director Kay Kent says she does not believe four reported State nursing home violations at Samaritan Lodge justify removing the license. She noted the licensure division has only license removal as action and that continued issues could merit action.
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Kay Kent
Samaritan Lodge
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