Four college students vanish in Minnesota Wisconsin chain
Four young adults aged 21 to 22 have disappeared after leaving bars or parties in Minnesota and Wisconsin within 170 miles. Josh Guimond was last seen leaving a Collegeville party around midnight. Erika Dalquist vanished after a Brainerd bar, Erika Dalquist last seen Oct 30. Christopher Jenkins, a University of Minnesota senior, disappeared after a Halloween party in Minneapolis. Michael Noll, University of Wisconsin Eau Claire junior, was last seen on his 22nd birthday leaving a local bar.
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Eight Cuban migrants released after Key West landing
Eight Cubans who flew a Soviet built crop duster to Florida were freed from INS custody Friday and taken to a public clinic for routine tests before being released to their families. The group, including a two year old girl, had arrived Monday in Key West and were processed under the 1966 Cuban Adjustment Act.
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Judge declines to order better jail conditions in sniper case
Fairfax VA AP A judge refused to order improved treatment for 17 year old John Lee Malvo in the Fairfax County jail despite defense claims of privacy violations and poor basics like thin mattress and no reading material. Malvo's lawyers cite constant scrutiny and isolation while prosecutors call the motion frivolous.
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Ex Klansman blames FBI for 1963 church bombing
Bobby Cherry, a former Ku Klux Klan member convicted in the Birmingham church bombing that killed four Black girls, writes from prison accusing the FBI of instigating the attack. He cites a 1960s marshal Dan Moore and a pre bombing warning. Prosecutors dismissed the claims.
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Alaska FAA tests laser lights for runway safety
The FAA tests high intensity laser lights at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport to reduce runway incursions. Greatland Laser of Anchorage works with the FAA to make hold lines more visible, aiming to help pilots follow clearance and improve safety for Alaska pilots facing visibility challenges.
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Anchorage International Airport
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