Atlanta self-defense patrols trigger police warnings and arrests
Police in Atlanta warn that arrests will rise as residents with guns and baseball bats patrol neighborhoods amid recent child slayings. Deputy Chief Eldrin Bell criticizes outside vigilantes while several patrol participants and bystanders confront law enforcement at Techwood Homes.
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Police probe after hanging of Mobile youth
Police and detectives in Mobile, Alabama seek clues in the hanging death of 19 year old Michael A. Donald. Investigators say Donald was killed before his body was hanged from a tree, with feet touching the ground and a plastic rope noose around the neck, found in a quiet residential area.
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Mr. Cub star Ernie Banks releases teamwork record
Hall of Famer Ernie Banks has cut a 45 rpm single titled Teamwork backed by Chicago Bear and Bull cheerleaders and a horn section. The record, to be released by Wanna Records as baseball season opens, promotes teamwork as a core life and career value.
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Enquirer suit nears verdict as Burnett case heads to close
Los Angeles AP report says Carol Burnett and the National Enquirer near deliberations after testim ony. Three jurors and three co defendants exit, while Judge Smith trims the panel to 11. Feller sues Enquirer in Cleveland for defaming him as a moocher. Carson denounces the tabloid on TV. Several other celebrities have sued the Enquirer for similar stories.
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Technicians push for April space shuttle launch at Cape Canaveral
After two weeks of round the clock work technicians pressed to finish repairs on the space shuttle Columbia and clear the way for additional tests ahead of its maiden flight. Officials say the launch window targets the week of April 5 but will depend on safety board findings and completed tests.
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Milwaukee Firefighters Win Pay Parity Upsets Police
Milwaukee police denounce an equal pay deal that would raise firefighters to the same 20,700 dollar annual base, with officers threatening a June strike if a contract settlement is not reached. The National Guard assisted operations during past and recent walkouts as both unions press for higher pay reflecting job hazards.
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