Tylenol murders suspect denies guilt in letter
A Chicago Tribune excerpt prints a longhand letter signed Robert Richardson, an alias for James W. Lewis, who faces a federal extortion warrant over a $1 million demand related to the Tylenol poisonings. Lewis and his wife Leann are sought, with the missive dated Oct 27 from New York and noting innocence and a wish for capital punishment.
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Growth by region forecast for US population study
A MIT and Harvard Joint Center study uses 1980 census data to predict faster growth from Alabama to the Rocky Mountains over the next two decades, a mild boom in upper Plains and New England, with mid Atlantic decline and Midwest stagnation through the century. Read more on regional shifts and an echo boom effect.
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Girl charged after fatal game room stabbing
In Columbus an 11 year old girl is charged with murder after stabbing 14 year old Charles Moore during a dispute over a Krazy Kong game at a Speed Queen laundry. Police say Moore teased her. the weapon was a steak knife she carried.
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Ohio firm buys De Lorean option
A Columbus liquidating company has taken a 45 day option to buy the De Lorean factory and equipment in Dunmurray Northern Ireland. Consolidated International Inc paid a substantial sum for the option and agreed to acquire all stainless steel gull-winged cars remaining at the plant. The deal aims to review the purchase details and resolve legal questions within the 45 day period.
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11 millionth visitors honor Hutchinsons at World’s Fair
Charles and Helen Hutchinson of Cincinnati became the 11 millionth and “most important” visitors to the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville. Dignitaries showered gifts from French champagne to Peruvian wood carvings as reporters and officials greeted the couple during their one day visit. The fair, which closed its gates that day, had aimed to repay a $30 million loan to break even amid years of losses.
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Northeast Kansas forecast shows cloudy spells and mild highs
The Weather Journal World reports mostly cloudy conditions in Northeast Kansas with highs in the mid 60s to 70s. Winds 5 to 15 mph, tonight’s low mid to upper 40s, with a 30 percent chance of rain possible on Monday and no precipitation noted in official readings for Saturday.
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Lost job means lost health insurance across nation
More than 16 million Americans have lost health coverage due to unemployment, with eight million unemployed lacking protection. Private coverage remains high, but Medicaid and Medicare access falters, and job loss correlates with higher infant mortality and reduced care as experts urge improvised solutions.
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Reagan Says Economy Gains Need More Time
President Reagan, speaking from Camp David, argues his economic plan has laid the groundwork for recovery and deserves more than a 13 month trial. He rebuts Riegle's call to change policy while Kennedy, delivering the Democratic response, questions whether voters are better off now than two years ago.
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Halloween fears rise with tampering reports nationwide
Parents rush to protect children as cyanide linked deaths spark a wave of product tampering alerts. Police boost patrols and communities organize cautious events while banks report coin runs and shoppers seek safe treats amid 270 reported tamperings since the Chicago case.
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