Jury finds drug ring heads guilty in Utah case
A federal jury in Salt Lake City convicted 21 of 22 defendants for conspiring to distribute millions in Mexican heroin across eight states. Ringleader David Jackson and others face long terms, with sentencing set for November 9. Patricia Can dida was acquitted.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Utah
Patricia Margaret Candida
Miami
U.S
Willis W. Ritter
David Houston Jackson
Jackson
Peter D Aiken
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Ritter
Arizona
California
Wyoming
Arkansas
Florida
Oregon
Colorado
Michigan
Busload of Shriners crash in Rio Tijuca Forest
A tour bus carrying elderly Shriners from Tacoma Washington and companions skidded off a winding Tijuca Forest road in Rio de Janeiro. Two people were killed, 15 injured, and one Brazilian driver died. 13 Americans and Canadians aged 53 to 83 were among the injured.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
UPI
Tijuca Forest
Shriners Group
Tacoma
Wash
Bernice Brown
Miguel Coutro Hospital
Tijuca
William Flagg
Vancouver
Shriners Aifs Lodge
R.R. Rigntn
George Eady
Edward Coles
E.R. Lestce
Ester Lestce
Ziegler Garrella
Alice Talbot
Clayton Francis
Katherine Ely
T.E. Chandler
Lewis J Barnard
Oliver Bolrthedil
Ray Debish
Deliberations Continue in Bolles Case in Arizona
After two days with no verdict, the Superior Court jury in Phoenix begins a third day of deliberations in the Don Bolles bombing case. Max Dunlap and James Robison face first degree murder and conspiracy charges tied to the 1976 death of The Arizona Republic reporter.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Don Bolles
Superior Court
Max Dunlap
Phoenix
James Robison
Chandler
Howard Thompson
Bolles
John Harvey Adamson
Adamson
Dunlap
Robison Adamson
Robison
Erosion hits North Carolina coast amid storms
Winds and rough seas have eroded up to 10 feet of berm and dunes between Cape Fear and New River. Thunderstorms battered the Carolinas and nearby states, with heavy rain measured in Meridian Mississippi and scattered showers across a wide swath from Florida to the Midwest. Dense fog affected travel in the Northeast and Great Lakes regions as conditions varied coast to inland.
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United Press International
North Carolina
National Weather Service
Cape Fear
New River
Carolinas
Virginia
New Jersey
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Southern California Weather Warm Deserts Send Clear Skies
Frisky desert winds cleared Southern California skies as high pressure pushed Santa Ana winds through passes. The National Weather Service forecast 84 at Los Angeles Civic Center, 59 overnight, with 65 to 75 in mountains and 80s in lower deserts. Coastal fog burned off by midmorning.
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United Press International
California
Santa Ana
Los Angeles Basin
National Weather Service
Los Angeles Civic Center
Mounain
Original Robert Fielder art on display till Nov 12
What can your home share with major institutions like the Boston Museum the Smithsonian Pasadena Art Museum Tucson Art Center and the Princeton University Library You can own an original Robert Fielder piece on display until November 12 at a local gallery offering his work to the public.
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Boston Museum
Smithsonian Institute
Pasadena Art Museum
Tucson Art Center
Princeton University Library
Robert Fielder
Razor blade in apple shocks Salem boy
Melvin Lee Greer 12 found a double edge razor blade embedded in an apple from Halloween in Salem Oregon. Police said he cut the fruit before biting and the brothers Melvin and David Earl cannot recall where they got the apple as investigators check the northeast Salem area for the source of their Monday night trick or treat visits.
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Salem. Ore
UPI
Melvin Lee Greer
Melvin
David Earl
Salem
Brown praises crime bills in California
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. tells Peace Officers Association delegates that California has enacted the finest anti-crime package in a decade. He notes a dramatic rise in new laws and punishments and says prosecutors and judges must use the tools with political will. The public seeks stronger penalties and effective policing.
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Pasadena
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Peace Officers Association of California
California
Brown
Sacramento committee chair likely to oppose jobless proposal
Sen. Bill Greene of Los Angeles signals he will vote against the Brown administration plan to revamp unemployment benefits. The measure seeks to reduceBenefit recipients while boosting payments for those who qualify, raising questions about eligibility rules and the impact on 78,000 workers with short work histories.
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Sacramento
UPI
Brown
Bill Greene
Los Angeles
Watts
Senate
Com
Greene
Martin Glick
State Employment Development Department
Glick
California
James R. Mills
San Diego
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