Hanley father and son plead guilty in Bramlet murder case
Las Vegas. Tom and Gramby Hanley pleaded guilty to murder as part of a plea bargain in the kidnap murder of labor leader Al Bramlet. Each denied a contract in the killing. Clark County DA George Holt said they will cooperate with federal investigators on other crimes in the area.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Tom and
Gramby Hanley
al Bramlet
Clark County
George Holt
Hanleys
Three Hancock children die in Rockland County fire
In Piermont New York a two story wooden house burned to the ground killing Patricia six George four and John Jr three. Linda seven was hospitalized with burns and Kim escaped unhurt as firefighters rescued two others from the roof. The cause of the Thursday night blaze remained under investigation.
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Piermont
N.Y
Rockland County
Louise
John Hancock
Patricia
George
John Jr
Linda
Nyack Hospital
Kim
Stanford women learn self defense to deter muggers
Stanford University instructor Matt Thomas leads a women’s self defense class, born from his own assault experience. He urges using wit to avoid danger, but when grabbed, strike hard and fast, do not hesitate to kick when a assailant is down, part of the Stanford Workshops on Social and Political Issues.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University
Matt Thomas
Thomas
Taxi driver held in wife's death on Long Island
Rudolph Iraggi, 50, a Long Island taxi driver, was jailed for psychiatric evaluation after authorities found the body of his wife Julia, 54. Police say she was beaten, then later admitted with nosebleed and slurred speech, deteriorating to coma before dying on January 20.
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Hauppauge
N.Y
Long Island
Rudolph Iraggi
Julia
Iraggi
Army to Form Unit for Terrorist Situations at Fort Bragg
Pentagon sources say a new Army unit of about 200 to 250 soldiers will be created this year at Fort Bragg North Carolina to handle terrorist incidents such as hijackings and hostage taking. An interim force of 60 to 70 anti terrorist specialists already operates there. Defense officials have been cautious about outlining the broader anti terrorist plan.
India to bar Concorde jetliner over security concerns
External Affairs Minister A B Vajpayee announced that India will not permit the Concorde to fly over Indian territory citing environmental risks and potential damage to people and property in densely populated areas, aligning with moves by several European countries.
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New Delhi
India
A.B Vajpayee
GE patent granted for manmade oil-devouring bacteria
The Court of Customs and Patent Appeals on a 3-2 vote reversed a prior ruling and allowed GE to patent an artificially created life form. The decision marks the first time a patent was authorized for a micro organism developed by genetic engineering. The court said no sound reason exists to deny patent protection to such organisms as tools akin to chemical elements and compounds.
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Washington
General Electric
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Congress
Notice to Bidders for Cutback Asphalt MC 3000 Contract 1978.8M
Sealed bids will be received by Butler County Commissioners at the Administrative Center Hamilton Ohio until 10 18 a m Monday March 23 1978 for Cutback Asphalt MC 3000 Contract No 1978 8M specifications on file with Butler County Engineer Bids on forms from the Engineer and must be sealed and endorsed The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids By order of the Board of County Commissioners Butler County Ohio Donal d G Schirmer President Cale Logsdon Vice President Arthur F Reiff Member Attest Robert W Bogan Clerk William R Foster P E P S Butler County Engineer March 3 10 Dale L Logsdon Vice President Attest Robert W Bogan Clerk William R Foster P E P S Butler County Engineer
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Butler County Commissioners
High Street
Hamilton
Ohio
Butler County
Fairgrove Avenue
Board OF County Commissioners
Donald G. Schirmer
Cale. Logsdon
Arthur F. Reiff
Robert W. Bogan
William R. Foster
P.E
P.S. Butier
Butier County Commissioners
Dale L. Logsdon
P.S
Folding Patent: First Practical Envelope Folder
The first practical envelope folding machine was patented on January 21, 1853 in Worcester by Dr. Russell L. Hawes. This landmark device streamlined mail preparation, marking a key advancement in postal technology and industrial folding methods.
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Russell L. Hawes
Chaplin Body Theft Stuns Swiss Village Cemetery
Police report no clues to grave robbers who stole Charlie Chaplin from a small ungarded cemetery near Lake Geneva. The coffin was dug up between Wednesday night and Thursday dawn, the cross intact, and fingerprints examined. Chaplin, who died on December 25, was buried two days after in a simple grave. witnesses say four men would have moved the coffin.
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Corsier Survevey
Switzerland
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Lake Geneva
Paul Germain
Seattle shooting spree leaves four dead in apartment
In Seattle police report, a 3 year old girl, her father and mother and another woman were killed by gunfire in an adjacent apartment. A man fled to another unit and one or more handgun shots were used. A five year old boy was in critical condition and a man in serious condition. Detectives say the case is highly unusual and linked to a knife attack earlier in the day.
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Seattle
Ruby Coleman
B.A. Wind
Lee Libby
King County Medical Examiner
Michael Walker
Myra
Denise
Aviva Williams
Ms. Williams
Wind
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David A. Chicarelli
Rupert €. Ruppert
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