Carlin death penalty stand irks Arkansas killer case
Crawford County prosecutor says Kansas governor's refusal to extradite Lisa Dunn could expose her to a death sentence in Arkansas for the 1985 Mulberry convenience-store slaying. Dunn, convicted in Kansas for murders tied to the same case, faces potential extradition delays affecting a plea and testimony strategy against co-defendant Daniel Remeta.
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Sedro Woolley man arrested on stolen property warrant
Shawn M. Murdock, 22, of Sedro Woolley Washington, was arrested Friday morning on a Skagit County warrant charging possession of stolen property. He remained jailed Friday on a $20,000 bond.
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Library Q&A at Ottawa Library Weekly Stumper
The Ottawa Library offers help and details at its Community Information Center. This week’s questions cover IQ and genius definitions, Lindbergh’s death, the FDIC Kansas City regional director, January magazine giveaways, the 40th anniversary color ruby, and the High Plains Journal and Grass & Grain addresses with related facts.
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Stock Market Slow But Sure in Quiet Christmas Week
The New York stock market posted modest gains in the slowest session in two years. The Dow rose 3.52 to 1930.40 as 826 issues advanced, 489 declined, and 547 were unchanged on a 48.96 million share volume.
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Sakharov Eyes Goodwill Travel Ahead for Soviet Open Society
In rare US TV interviews Andrei Sakharov says travel abroad would foster goodwill and trust toward the Soviet Union, while stressing human rights and freedom of movement. He repeats desire to see family, not seek power, and criticizes Afghanistan invasion and Star Wars.
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Gorbachev
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