Grim Kansas murder prompts police critique
Editorial notes family's dissatisfaction with initial police response after a Kansas woman Pearl White was found murdered and buried in a backyard. Daughter and fiancé uncovered a bloody sheet and body parts before officers investigated, with the son charged and police urged to reassess the case.
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Kansas
Pearl White
Kansas City
Kan
Sun safety urged as skin cancer risk rises with summer
Health experts warn tanning and prolonged sun exposure raise skin cancer risk and accelerate aging. Regular skin checks, SPF use, and sun-protection habits should start in spring, especially for outdoor workers. Dermatologists note about 800,000 new skin cancer cases annually, with 600,000 new cancer cases yearly in related figures.
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David Friedman
UCLA
Friedman
Local voters adjust to Douglas County district shift in 1968 race
Citizens expect a tough adjustment as Douglas County moves from the 1st District to the 2nd District with Jim Jeffries or Jim Slattery as expected Congress member. A fourth fatality from a two car wreck near 15th and Iowa is reported along with three immediate deaths. Phi Gamma Delta fraternity plans a new chapter house after a $900,000 fire loss, targetting fall 1968 completion.
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Larry Winn Jr
Jim Jeffries
Jim Slattery
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California voters call for system shake up ahead of primary
In California the mood is angry and restless as voters and insiders anticipate big change. A lawyer close to both parties predicts a possible Democratic governor and Republican legislature by 1994, while Perot gains grassroots traction amid tax woes, budget gaps, and distrust of elective officials.
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Los Angeles
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Bar- City
Julie Maykel
Pete Wilson
Dan Schnur
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ThreeWay race looms as Perot draws strong support
In California, Ohio and New Jersey voters express appetite for Ross Perot over Bush and Clinton, signaling a potential three way contest. Exit polls show Perot would win California and possibly influence the fall campaign, with strong female Senate bids by Feinstein and Boxer noted.
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Goodbye America and Perot era warned by a reader
A reader criticizes political gridlock and Perot’s potential effect on government, lamenting a decline of national ideals. He denounces environmentalism and regulatory overreach, condemns patriotic symbols, and foresees America’s decline amid partisan strife. Tom O, Akin, Rt.2.
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