Buffalo Bob Smith, Howdy Doody creator, dies at 80
Robert E. Smith known as Buffalo Bob died after a long life in television. The Howdy Doody Show host lived in Flat Rock North Carolina and passed away Thursday in Hendersonville. He led the popular children’s program for 13 years with Howdy Doody and a Peanut Gallery audience defining a generation.
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Brother's switch helps murder suspect walk
In Denver two brothers swapped shirts and jewelry in a holding cell to free Steven Cabello a murder suspect from a 1993 San Antonio drive by. Steven posted a $300 bond and was released while Efrain remained jailed on a $100,000 bond for assisting in the escape.
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Vengeful woman's HIV acts spark Marshall case in Tenn
Pamela Wiser, 29, divorced and HIV positive, admits a year of one night stands with up to 50 men in rural Marshall and Bedford counties in revenge for an ex boyfriend. Police investigate as if true. She faces two counts of criminal exposure to HIV and possible 12 years if convicted.
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D’Amato Clash Over ATM Surcharges Faces Senate Panel
Sen. Alfonso D Amato presses to outlaw double charging on ATM withdrawals as Republicans on the Banking Committee oppose the move. He plans to reintroduce the surcharge measure after the summer recess, arguing banks prey on working and small business wage earners paying $1.50 surcharges on cross bank withdrawals. The proposal ties to a broader bill easing small business regulations, with banks required to pay interest on business checking accounts beginning in 2001.
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