Defendant calls brother killer in Mountvale murder case
Hackensack jurors heard Harry De La Roche Jr describe finding his parents and younger brothers dead after returning home from The Citadel. He said a daze drove him to shoot Ronald and then hide the bodies, insisting he did not kill all four. The defense argues he was framed by Ronald.
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de la Roche
Ronald
Citadel
Charleston
S.C
Montvale
N.J
Eric
John R. Taylor
Ronnie
Utilities must notify local agencies of winter terminations
Grundy County Health Department reports a 1969 Bill 621 requires utilities to give written notice to the local health department or township supervisor 24 hours before service termination from November through March. Notices to customers must state that local officials were informed. Health staff contact 44 households with delinquent gas bills. seven were referred to financial resources.
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Grundy County
Brain wave technique may help smokers quit
Logan Utah. Earl Griffith a Utah State University psychology PhD candidate reports smokers show higher frequency of certain brain waves. Training to control alpha beta theta waves linked to reduced cigarette use with two cutting intake and one quitting entirely over six months.
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Logan
Utah
UPI
Earl Griffith
Utah State University
Griffith
Chicago futures trade chief criticizes CFTC
Chicago Board of Trade president Robert K. Wilmouth urged in San Francisco that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has failed to foster healthy growth in futures trading. He said regulators aim to drag the industry into public scorn and seek more power from Congress, as hearings loom. He pledged BT active participation to push for informed regulation and public confidence.
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San Francisco
UPI
Robert K. Wilmouth
Chicago Board of Trade
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Wilmouth
Commodity Club of
CFTC
Congress
Petition for open primary proposition gains traction in Illinois
More than 100000 signers back an open primary measure in Oak Park Illinois with 625000 needed by August 21 to place a referendum on the November ballot. The advisory proposal would let voters secretly choose a Democratic or Republican ballot, replacing current public declarations. Coalition spokesman Patrick Quinn argues the reform curbs political meddling in nominating process amid decades of failed bills.
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Oak Park
Ill
UPD
Patrick Quinn
Coalition For Political Honesty
Ciizens
Dolores Del Rio at 70 in Hollywood interview
Dolores Del Rio arrives at the Beverly Wilshire in Beverly Hills to view the finished print of The Children of Sanchez with Anthony Quinn. She reflects on aging beauty and spirituality, notes a long, mostly Mexico-centered career, and discusses roles for older women and her life with husband Lewis Riley.
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Vernon Scott
Hollywood
UPI
Dolores del Rio
Beverly Wilshire
Beverly Hills
Sanchez
Anthony Quinn
John Ford
Richard Widmark
Carroll Baker
Miss del Rio
Wallace Beery
Victor McLaglen
Edmund Lowe
al Jolson
Richard Dix
Katherine Hepburn
Bette Davis
Lewis Riley
Mexico City
Mexico
Mental patient escapes in ambulance in New York
Ceasure Cotes, 28, escaped from a Greenwich Village hospital and stole an ambulance with a blind patient aboard. He drove through Manhattan and Brooklyn, hitting a 60 year old woman on a sidewalk before two brothers, Ronald and Dennis Cosbin, halted the vehicle and held him until police arrived.
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New York
API
Greenwich Village
Ceasure Cotes
Cotes
St. Vincent's Hospital
Manhattan
Brooklyn
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