Jesse Jackson Hospitalized For Bronchial Asthma
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson was hospitalized in Chicago with bronchial asthma after coughing wheezing and shortness of breath. A Doctors Hospital spokesman said his condition was better than fair but not good as he rests. Jackson had fallen ill after a trip to Africa and a hectic schedule.
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Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Syd Finley
Doctors Hospital of
Hyde Park
Finley
Africa
Jonathan Jackson
Ohio prison escapees captured near Youngstown
Three of six Northeast Ohio Correctional Center fugitives were caught Sunday near a Youngstown neighborhood after breaking through fencing and razor wire. A resident spotted them and police recovered three discarded jumpsuits while investigators probe possible yard diversion aid from other inmates.
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Northeast Ohio Correctional Center
Youngstown
Richard White
Jimmy Turner
Gasoline prices dip nationwide as Lundberg reports decline
The Lundberg Survey of 10,000 stations shows average nationwide retail gas prices about $1.12 per gallon, down 0.63 from July 10. Low crude prices and ample supplies set a summer bargain tone, with self serve regular near 1.07 and full service around 1.49 to 1.65 per gallon across grades.
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Lundberg
Trilby Lundberg
States and tobacco firms reopen settlement talks in NYC
Officials from nine states plan a NYC meeting with cigarette makers to gauge viability of a national settlement. The focus will be public health, especially keeping teens from smoking, not the central economic claim of billions for health care costs.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Mike Easley
Easley
New York City
California
New York
Massachusetts
Colorado
Washington
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Kansas
J. Phil Carlton
Carlton
U.S. Senate
Food and Drug Administration
Undersea Whydah Hull Fragment Found Off Cape Cod
Massachusetts researcher Barry Clifford reports a 30-foot wood fragment from the Whydah wreck off Wellfleet, near Cape Cod, suggesting the ship’s powder room. The find, amid gold dust and artifacts, adds to piracy history and is framed as an educational effort, not a treasure hunt.
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Boston
Sam” Bellamy
Cape Cod
Whydah
Massachusetts
Barry Clifford
Clifford
Wellfleet
Samuel “Black Sam” Bellamy
Provincetown
Herring Cove Beach
Mass
KGB Defector Warns Oswald Could Be Dead If Not For Moscow Guide
Yuri Nosenko, a former KGB deputy, told FBI agents in 1964 that Oswald might have bled out in Moscow in 1959 if not for an Intourist guide who unlocked his hotel room. He said the guide should have called the KGB instead of breaking in. The remarks appear in FBI CIA and other records released by the National Archives. The files show government secrecy and contain a CIA clipping file among the 4 million pages related to the Kennedy assassination.
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Washington
Kennedy
KGB
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Moscow
Yuri Nosenko
FBI
Nosenko
KGB Office
CIA
National Archives and
Assassination Records Review Board
Congress
Steve Tilley
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Gibson Pharmacy
Iowa
Jerry Harperr
Lotus
Ctbi Business College
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Lawrence
Fox
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