Tech UH Shootout Set Amid Red Day Parade Plans
A special All I See Is Red day marks Tech UH events this Saturday. A revamped Beat Houston Parade begins 10 a.m. at Broadway and Avenue H, with Saddle Tramps inviting entries in good taste and signups at 742-3895. A 6 p.m. pep rally near Jones Stadium precedes a Cotton Bowl decider with expected 40,000 plus fans and ABC TV coverage except in El Paso.
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Bail Posted for Patricia Hearst Release in State Case
Patricia Hearst’s father and uncle posted 500000 bail for her release from state custody while she awaits trial on kidnaping robbery and assault charges in Inglewood. A federal bail decision yet to be made in the bank robbery appeal leaves her jailed.
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New Estimates Signal Weaker U S Economy in Q3
Revised Commerce figures show GNP growth at 3.8 percent for July September, a downward revision from 4.0 percent, with the foreign trade surplus narrowed to 3.4 billion. Inflation trimmed to 4.2 percent and personal income per capita revised to a one dollar decline. Burns and Greenspan caution against immediate tax cuts, while Michigan economists project 4.3 percent next year with a 13 billion tax cut.
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Paroled robber frees hostage then kills himself in Rochester
A parolee linked to a jewelry store holdup released Times Union reporter Michael Shore as a hostage in a Rochester suburban home before fatally shooting himself. An accomplice was killed earlier, two police officers were wounded, and Sgt. John Taylor remained in critical condition after surgery at Rochester General Hospital.
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Rochester Jewel Robbery Suspects Exchange Gunfire Then Hostage Standoff
A tense four hour gun battle began after two bandits attempted a Brooke-Smith Jewelers robbery. An officer was tied up, an unidentified bandit fled, and two officers and the suspect were wounded. Daniel Olson, 33, was later identified as a dead accomplice with no Rochester address. Martel, holed up at a nearby residence, released a hostage and spoke to WHAM reporters before shooting himself. Police and DA investigators coordinated from a nearby command post as the standoff ended.
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Bioethical issues loom in medicine says Dr Bruce Hilton
Dr Bruce Hilton, head of the National Center for Bioethics in California, spoke to about 65 people at Texas Tech University about bioethical dilemmas from test tube embryos to sex selective abortion. He warned scientific advances outpace ethical decision making and cited amniocentesis revealing sex and defects as a flash point for parental choice.
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Fire damages Sundowner apartments under construction
A Thursday night fire swept a 16 unit section of the Sundowner complex at 5500 Utica Avenue, with neighbors seeing three youths flee. Two alarms, nine units, and a 7:30 p.m. call brought crews. the blaze was under control by 8:30 p.m. Six apartments likely damaged, worth about 340000, with investigation ongoing.
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Weather Map Page 3 A Lubbock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy through Saturday with cooler today. Highs in the lower 60s today and mid 60s Saturday. Lows tonight around the mid 30s.
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