Fiery Pike Crash Kills Six Including Colorado Family
In Lawrence Kansas a fiery crash left six dead including five members of a Colorado family returning from a Mississippi funeral. Trooper Larry Foster, shaken, saved a 5-year-old survivor by breaking a car window with a fire extinguisher as bystanders urged him to safety. The boy, Ulysses Brinston of Westminster, was reported in fairly good condition.
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News Papers Return To Streets End Of Long Strike
The Daily News and The New York Times resumed publishing after 89 days as unions ratified three year contracts with eight eight dollar weekly pay increases. The News issued 176 pages and 2 million copies while The Times printed a nine page summary of missed events including papal elections and the Yankees World Series. The strike halted 41 unions, caused over 100 million in ad losses, and suburban papers gained readership.
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Auto theft a booming business across the U S
A four month Senate staff study shows organized chop shops driving auto theft to record levels. In Chicago 25 to 40 percent of stolen cars end up there with parts sold nationwide to salvage yards. Insurance costs rise as crime profits grow and police solve rates fall.
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