Unexplained Mount St Helens Activity Baffles Scientist
VANCOUVER Wash AP a seismologist from the University of Washington says he and colleagues are puzzled by an eruption pattern at Mount St Helens with strong earthquakes but little surface activity since the May 25 alert. The 47000 acre restricted zone around the volcano remains closed.
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Legionnaires Deaths Rise After Romulus Banquet Outbreak
A 58 year old Romulus resident Lucille Thomas died in Westland after four weeks in hospital marking the third death in a Legionnaires outbreak that may have infected up to 44 people linked to a Pentecostal Banquet on April 27 at the Airport Hilton Inn in Romulus attended by about 350. A follow up line references a separate incident in Los Angeles where sheriff deputies used fire hoses and explosives to quell a three hour jail melee following a dispute over clothing for a prisoner, injuring inmates and guards.
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Goode Speaks to Hofstra Law Graduates
Philadelphia Mayor W. Wilson Goode spoke at Hofstra University Law School commencement and left graduates with questions to ponder. He alluded to his citys earlier confrontation with the MOVE radical group without detailing advice for their lives.
Five premature septuplets strengthen. mother fears for babies
In Orange California five of Sam and Patti Frustaci's septuplets grow stronger over the weekend while remaining on ventilators in critical condition. Two siblings died after 64 hours. one was stillborn. The parents discuss fertility treatment and immense pregnancy weight in People magazine.
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Neighborly man turns to crime in string of bank robberies
Miami area residents recall a mild mannered 51 year old who helped neighbors yet FBI ties him to 22 bank robberies across three states. Tom Quinn, paroled in 1983, is in New York custody after a fatal North Miami Beach bank shooting. He faced prior bank holdups and other offenses, with the largest take about $18 thousand.
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