Two fishing boats seized with 200 plus refugees off California
Two fishing vessels the Angel and the Pelican carrying more than 200 illegal Chinese immigrants were seized as they landed near Moss Landing and Pillar Point Harbor. Coast Guard and inspectors held the refugees for processing while five crew members were arrested.
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Moss Landing
Calif
California
Angel
Montereya
Coast Guard
Shelly Freier
Pillar Point Harbor
San Francisco
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Livermore
Hardy Safford
KCBS
Miss America Leanza Cornett faces censorship in Florida schools
Miss America Leanza Cornett, using AIDS awareness as her platform, faced objections in Bradford County Florida where officials told her not to mention AIDS or condoms during school visits. She defended speaking out saying the issue is deadly and deserves attention.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Leanza Cornett
Florida
Cornett
Bradford County
Rotary Kiwanis
Chevrolet
Todden
Rotary- Kiwanis
Bradford
Jo Ann Rowe
Fawn rescue and death after car crash in New Hampshire
A New Hampshire motorist inspired by a TV show performed mouth to mouth on a newborn deer after its mother was struck by a car. The fawn, one of twins, died despite rescue attempts, while the surviving twin and the adult deer suffered injuries and died shortly after. The rescuer, Scott Ross, 37, recalled the incident.
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Gilford
N.H
Scott Ross
Ross
Fish and Game
David Lovequist
Older smokers who quit live longer study shows
CHICAGO AP Older smokers who quit live longer. A study by Mil licent W Higgins of the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute reports that quitting remains vital after age 65. Analyzing 5201 participants, they found longer smoking correlates with poorer lung function in both genders. Vigorous quitting efforts are urged for elderly smokers. former smokers show better lung performance than persistent smokers.
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Chicago
Millicent W. Higgins
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Jury selection begins in fatal beating trial
In Detroit AP report jurors were asked how race would affect their view as three white officers face trial for Malice Green's death after a confrontation near his car on November 5. Nevers and Budzyn face murder charges, Lessnau faces assault counts. Separate juries may be seated. 43 of 60 prospective jurors were dismissed.
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Detroit
John Goldpaugh
Malice Green
Larry Nevers
Walter Budzyn
Robert Lessnau
George Crockett
Nevers
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Ae Sve
Chris Wells
U.S. Border Patrol
Salinas
Freier
Caliente Ube
Raleigh
N.C
Luther Gill
Gill
Herbert Ruffin
Ruffin
Mesa Sae
Hilo
Hawaii
Diana
Holmes
Ernest Lynch & Associates
Ernest C. Lynch
C.la
France
Coneutan
Rodney King
Los Angeles
D.R. Nichols
N. J
Shepperd Parkway
Old Town Center
Berkline
Oak Entertainment Center
Aspen
Papa
Broyhill
Sofa
Andrews Hwy
Odessa
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