Stadium Crash Lander Promised Halftime Show
Witnesses testified Kroner promised a good halftime airshow before crash landing his light plane in Memorial Stadium upper deck after a playoff game last Dec 19. He was found guilty of reckless flying and two counts of malicious destruction of property. Sentencing delayed to March 15 for medical and psychiatric evaluations. faces up to three years per malicious destruction count and 90 days for reckless flying.
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Wheelchair Fire Kills KC Woman
An elderly Kansas City woman confined to a wheelchair died in a home fire while her husband was out for a walk. Frances Griffin, 80, was found by firefighters. authorities cited low odds of survival and noted the incident as the sole damage.
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Jeanne Moreau Weds American Producer in Paris Civil Ceremony
French actress Jeanne Moreau and American William Friedkin were married in a brief civil ceremony in Paris. Moreau, 48, and Friedkin, 38, met eight years ago in the United States, and she wore a flowing beige cape for the town hall ceremony.
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Witness links St Peters man to extortion plot in bank case
In federal court witness James Clayton Jr. said John Frazier of St Peters offered $50 000 to join a 1975 extortion scheme against Louis Banker Clarence Barksdale chairman of the First National Bank of St Louis The FBI played back extortion tapes during Monday testimony confirming the plot details and Frazier s role as explosives expert and alleged co conspirator in wiring a fake device to threaten Barksdale
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Army Opposes Pullout Of Troops From Korea
The Army opposes Carter’s plan to withdraw U S ground troops from South Korea within four to five years. Officials argue that about 33 000 soldiers plus artillery and missiles help deter North Korea and maintain regional stability. Defense and political leaders debate strategic risk and costs including potential force realignment and construction needs.
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