Unabomber letter prompts calm in security aware travel season
Psychology professor Tom Tyler of UC Berkeley published a response to the Unabomber's letter praising the idea that revolution can be nonviolent. Despite the manifesto, holiday travelers faced heightened security as authorities assess the threat and monitor potential plots tied to the July Fourth period.
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Sightseers slain in car crash near Mount St Helens
A station wagon carrying a California family of six plunged 150 feet from a road near Windy Ridge view point north of Mount St Helens National Volcanic Monument, killing a woman and a teenage boy. Two sisters aged 7 and 8 were seriously injured. driver Brian Jerkatis 29, girlfriend Gloria Kidder 37, and her daughters Jennifer 7 and Emily 8 from Vacaville, California were involved. Kidder's mother Virginia Bias 68 of Oakville and Kidder's nephew Brian Seal 17 died.
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Husband charged in assisted death by wife
New York AP report states George DeLury 62 was charged with manslaughter after his ailing wife Myrna Lebov 52 allegedly ingested a drugs overdose with his help. Police said a note indicated voluntary ingestion with his assistance. Lebov, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1973, was found dead in their apartment following a 911 call.
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