Supreme Court Moves On Death Penalty And Nixon Tapes
The Supreme Court weighs the constitutionality of mandatory death penalties for killing a peace officer and risks a clash where one defendant may die while another lives for similar crimes. The court also plans a decision on whether Nixon’s tapes and papers remain under government control, with argument expected next spring and a summer ruling.
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Godfrey Cambridge Dies During Entebbe Film Shoot
Hollywood reports that Godfrey Cambridge 43 collapsed on set while filming Victory at Entebbe about the Entebbe raid. He died an hour later at St Joseph's Medical Center after 50 minutes of on set medical treatment. Cambridge had flown in from Connecticut to play Idi Amin and was surrounded by colleagues including Theodore Bikel.
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Judith Lowry, TV Actress Known as Mother Dexter, Dies
Judith Lowry died of a heart attack at 86 in her New York home during Thanksgiving return. MTM Enterprises producer Ed Weinberger called her a delight and noted she would be hard to replace on the Phyllis series.
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Ellen Corby Making Steady Recovery From Stroke
Los Angeles United Press International reports actress Ellen Corby known as Grandmother Walton is recovering well after a stroke on November 10. She can get out of bed and walk with ongoing physical and speech therapy at Mt Sinai Medical Center and her spokesman notes she is working very hard.
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Lost Americans face deportation ruling in Rio Rico case
Rio Rico residents claim U.S. citizenship as 1906 river-diversion left them on the wrong side of the border. Judge J.C. Craig orders first Rio Rican deported to Mexico, citing lack of U.S. jurisdiction and absence of enforcement, taxes, or protection since the Horcon Cut-off. Immigration attorney Richard Casillas argues river diversion avoided U.S. prohibition and jurisdiction.
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Insulate Now to Cut Gas Use and Save Money
The text urges immediate insulation to reduce heating gas use by up to 20 percent. It argues lower gas consumption saves money as energy costs rise, stressing ongoing savings and a cooler summer.
Storm shuts down schools as ice grips South and snow hits Northeast
A winter storm spreads ice across the South forcing hundreds of school closures while dumping snow and freezing rain on the Northeast. The system brings up to 19 inches in parts of Michigan, six in Limestone Maine, and snow belts across New York Vermont New Hampshire and northern Maine. A high wind warning watches Montana southwest Yellowstone with gusts up to 60 mph.
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Southern California Sees Sunny Warm Day Rise From 30s
Bright sunshine spread across Southern California as temperatures climbed from 30s to the 70s by midday. High pressure to the northeast keeps Pacific Northwest storm activity away while the National Weather Service forecasts crisp nights and sunny days for several days.
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