Crime spree suspects arrested in New Mexico
State police arrested a man and a 16 year old in Santa Fe as part of a multi state crime spree in Ohio Missouri and Oklahoma. Eric A Elliot 16 and Lewis E Gilbert 22 both of Newcomerstown Ohio are suspected of kidnapping car thefts and three slayings. The spree began with a break in at Ruth Lucille Loader 79 in Port Washington Ohio.
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N.M
Ohio
Missouri
Oklahoma
John McKean
Bruce King
Corrie Wood
Eric A. Elliot
Lewis E. Gilbert
Newcomerstown
McKean
Wood
Ruth Lucille Loader
Port Washington
Cleveland
Loader
Callaway County
William Brewer
Flossie
Pope John Paul II cancels Sarajevo trip over safety concerns
The Vatican announced that Pope John Paul II has canceled his planned Thursday visit to Sarajevo due to concerns for the safety of residents in the besieged city. The decision was disclosed late this morning.
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Vatican
John Paul II
Sarajevo
U S upped migrant ante in Cuba talks
The Clinton administration offered to take at least 20 000 Cuban immigrants annually to curb raft departures, while Cuba sought 100 000 yearly legal arrivals. Negotiations linger as a U S Coast Guard tally shows 1 129 refugees in the Florida Straits and 84 more in six hours.
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Clinton
Cuba
Havana
U.S
United States
Washington
Florida
Coast Guard
Florida Straits
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Castro
Ricardo Alarcon
Panama
Maj
Rick Thomas
U.S. Coast Guard
One fifth of Americans report same sex attraction
A Harvard led survey finds that between 6.2 percent and 20.8 percent of men and 3.3 percent to 17.8 percent of women could be considered incidentally homosexual since age 15. The study emphasizes orientation as a range rather than a yes no choice.
Incidental Homosexuality Estimates From Health Surveys
A Harvard School of Public Health and Center for Health Policy Studies survey estimates that about 6.2 to 20.8 percent of American men and 3.3 to 17.8 percent of American women could be considered incidentally homosexual. Lower bounds rely on same sex behavior in the last five years, while upper bounds use behavior or attraction since age 15.
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Washington
David Wypij
Harvard University
Harvard School of Public Health
Center For Health Policy Studies
Wypil
Congress
Toronto
Alfred J. Kinsey
Randall Sell
Harvard
Tom W. Smith
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
Smith
Eviction Becomes Unexpected Blessing for Veteran Renter
Rhonda Russell, a veteran renter and single mother, was evicted from a $395 mobile home after filing a city complaint about poor maintenance. She secured emergency housing through Lawrence Housing Authority in a three bedroom unit costing $96 monthly, a marked improvement she hopes helps stabilize her family's future. Russell notes high Kansas University student presence may be driving rents up and limiting affordable options for working residents.
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Rhonda Russell
Russell
Lawrence Housing Authority
Lawrence
LHA
Kansas Universi
Renee Knoeser
Suburban Henry: Public housing aid helps family escape high Lawrence rents
A Lawrence woman under federal housing subsidies finds relief as rent drops from 350 to 155 a month, while the city faces 2 936 county families in poverty and a shortage of subsidized units. Officials estimate a need for hundreds more units as fair market rents remain high. The story notes funding competition, landlord reluctance to accept Section 8 tenants, and a plan to use subsidies to enable mobility toward independent housing.
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Taylor
LHA
Huppee
U.S
Douglas County
Kansas Cities
Lawrence
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