Durham faces fatal sniper spree with two dead
Durham North Carolina police hunt a lethal sniper after two deaths and two injuries in a holiday season shooting spree. Authorities urge residents to stay indoors and keep drapes closed as they pursue a single suspect. The latest victim, Herbert C. Bradshaw 68, a retired editor, was killed near his home while washing dishes. A $1000 reward is offered.
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Extradition Hearing Delayed To Next Year In WV Murder Case
John Young of Mason West Virginia is charged with the December first stabbing murder of Mary Berry in Mason. He faces extradition proceedings in Meigs County Ohio where he has been jailed since his arrest in Pomeroy. The hearing will not occur until next year officials say.
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FBI probes documents stolen by ex CIA agent
FBI examines several cartons of classified material taken from the home of Edwin G. Moore a Bethesda Maryland former CIA employee suspected of espionage Moore 56 is held on a 150000 bond He allegedly accepted a package intended to appear as Soviet payment for documents offered for sale A Soviet employee alerted authorities after finding a suspicious package outside an apartment building housing embassy staff
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Christmas in jail for Carter and Artis in Paterson
Rubin Carter and John Artis, both black, face another Christmas Eve in jail after Superior Court Judge Bruno Leopizzi denied bail pending their appeal of a second murder conviction. The retrial jury found them guilty in a 1966 Paterson tavern shooting that killed three men. sentencing was moved from February 2 to January 26.
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Pomegranate and Grenade Share Seed-Meaning Root
Both words trace to a Latin root meaning having seeds. The term pomegranate reflects its many seeds, while grenade carries the sense of seeds-like fragments, linking culinary fruit to military terminology through a common semantic origin.
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