20 Year Old Horror Story Haunts Publisher in Denver
The AP reports H. Harrison Cochran, 39, head of Sentinel Publishing, faced public exposure of his 1965 crime as a Chicago area teen who killed his mother, father, and sister. Westword revealed the past, provoking media debate on privacy, ethics, and rehabilitation.
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Dole backs Conrail privatization as flagship move
US Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole called Congress approval of selling Conrail to Norfolk Southern the key step in privatizing U.S. transportation. She argued the bid would stabilize rail, cut deficits, and ensure private ownership, while noting strong covenants to protect taxpayers. She spoke in Hutchinson and Topeka amid Kansas Day events.
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