Kentucky jury okays 16 year term in church bus crash
Larry Mahoney, 36, convicted on 27 counts of second degree manslaughter and related charges for a 1988 interstate crash that killed 27 people, 24 children. Jury imposes 16 year sentence with possible parole after five years. defense seeks leniency and concurrent terms.
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Kentucky
Larry Mahoney
Mahoney
Radcliff
Paul Richwalsky
Hayden to deliver prime time State of the State address
Gov. Mike Hayden will give his fourth straight prime time State of the State address on January 8 in a joint session at the Capitol. Lawmakers plan to televise and pool feeds for wider coverage as Hayden promotes reforms on reappraisal and classification and addresses property taxes and budget pressures ahead of the 1990 session.
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Topeka
Kan
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Bomb letters tied to four mail bombs threaten civil rights cases
Investigators said two threat letters were sent to targets of the four mail bombs that killed federal Judge Robert S. Vance and Savannah lawyer Robert Robinson, and hit an Atlanta 11th Circuit court, and the Jacksonville NAACP. Officials connected the parcels to civil rights cases in the South. The letters warned of more bombs but offered no formal claim of responsibility.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Robert Robinson
Jacksonville, Fla
NAACP
Birmingham
Ala
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Vance
Helen
William Hinshaw
FBI
11Th Circuit
Georgia
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Jacksonville
Group seeks lower long distance rates from AT&T
Citizens Utility Rate Payers Board asks Kansas Corporation Commission to cut AT&T long distance rates by 1 million dollars. CURB urges no rate increases without KCC approval and allows rate cuts without prior approval, while AT&T seeks flexible price cap regulation.
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Citizens’ Utility Ratepayers Board
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Victims of Pan Am Flight 103 memorial observed
Bells tolled and candles flickered as memorial services marked the first anniversary of Pan Am Flight 103. mourners mourned the 259 on board and 11 on the ground while some criticized warning failures and government actions. A vigil in Lockerbie featured lanterns for each victim alongside services in New York Boston D.C. and London. The Victims of Pan Am Flight 103 group pressed for airport security and accountability.
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Julianne Kelly
St. Susanna’s
Dedham
Mass
North Adams
St. Francis of Assissi Church
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Greensburg
Ramsey
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Washington, D.C
Ridgefield, Conn
Pan Am
New York
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Frankfurt
Pamela Hanlon
St. George's Episcopal Church
Jack Schultz
Thomas
Connecticut
Doris Cory
Old Lyme, Conn
Scott
Syracuse University
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