WHOS In NEws First Lt Flaherty joins Special Forces training
The 23 year old Stamford resident at 100 pounds and 4 feet 9 inches volunteered for Special Forces at Ft. Bragg NC after gaining six pounds and a height waiver. He has Vietnam service with three wounds and Bronze and Silver Stars. He quips about being 85 pounds of muscle and one pound of uranium 238.
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Ft. Bragg
Flaherty
Vietnam
Stamford
Conn
Pike to Marry Third Time in Methodist Service
James A. Pike former Episcopal bishop of California plans a third marriage to Diane Kennedy his 30 year old secretary. He says the ceremony will be a specially designed liturgical service in a free church setting and may proceed without the consent of Bishop Kilmer Myers risking possible excommunication. The wedding is planned for Friday at Willow Glen United Methodist Church in San Jose. Episcopal spokesmen note that marrying without bishop Myers consent could lead to excommunication. Pike is a staff member at the Santa Barbara Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions.
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Santa Barbara
Russian Ships Withdrawn From Mediterranean Armada
London reports the Soviet Union has pulled all guided missile ships from the Mediterranean. Defense sources say about 30 to 35 of the 50 ships remain, including a few submarines, with Moskva among those withdrawn. Remaining vessels still span cruisers, destroyers, and supply ships, likely aided by bases in Suez and Alexandria.
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Tarpon Springs Bridge Collapse Closes Second Span
Authorities closed a sister span to the Anclote River bridge after Tuesday’s collapse that killed Jane Stinson and injured five others including her daughter Sally. Engineers found a crack in the second span and officials feared more victims while rescuers paused as water stayed frigid. Traffic was diverted around Tarpon Springs as investigators probed possible sinkhole causes.
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Sally
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Nixon Guard Arrests Most Wanted Man Near Times Square
New York City detective Det Warren Taylor arrested George Michael Gentile No 4 on the FBI 10 Most Wanted list as he waited at a traffic light near Times Square. Gentile, from Cleveland, was wanted on grand larceny and extortion charges in several states and booked in Manhattan Criminal Court after a brief struggle.
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Times Square
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George Michael Gentile
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Gentile
FBE
Texas
Illinois
Virginian
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Manhattan Criminal Court
Lords Reject Easing Wedding Age Curb
In London the House of Lords defeated a government bid to lower the marriage age to 19 or 20 without parental consent. Baroness Summerskill argued against it, saying mature young women could sway younger men. The vote stood 77 to 71 against the proposal to reduce the age by one year.
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House of Lords
Gold's Price Rises on Nixon Speculation Across Europe
Gold jumped to six month highs in London Zurich and Frankfurt on speculation Nixon might raise the official price. Officials denied immediate changes citing no discussion of gold price policy while bullion markets held firm fortunes with Paris also up.
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Nixon
United States
Treasury
David Kennedy
Washington
New York
Ronald L. Ziegler
Zurich
Frankfurt
Paris
Heavy Snow Clamps Nation Florida Cold Eases Off
Snow and freezing temperatures sweep across the United States with heavy flurries from the Utah Mountains to the Plains and Midwest. Florida endures a fourth night of subfreezing weather threatening citrus and vegetables as U S Agriculture warns of crop damage contrasting with some citrus resilience. Weather warnings cover eight states amid icy roads and frost, while ranchers hope for warming conditions to salvage remaining crops.
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Dakotas
Tennessee
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Midwest
Nebraska
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Wisconsin
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Rockies
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Tallahassee
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Hibbing
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December 11, 1988 edition notes financial figures and serial references with sparse readable details. The fragment hints at a publication scan showing monetary amounts and coded identifiers amid a page blend. Specific names, dates, or locations are not recoverable from the fragment.
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Voluma
Entaro
Casi Alter Poit Sinesay Lise Weathy
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