Florida Girl Scout abducted from state park tent
A 15 year old Girl Scout wearing a Mickey Mouse shirt was dragged from a tent at Oscar Scherer State Park by a heavily built man. Her sister and another Scout screamed as authorities launched a major manhunt involving about 100 officers and SWAT. The park lies near Osprey and Sarasota.
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Congress rejects cut to 12,900 pay raise for officials
The House defeated an amendment to cut funds for a pay raise that increased congressional salaries from 24,600 to 57,300 and affected over 20,000 other officials. Supporters cited ethics reforms and inflation protection while opponents called the move shabby and autocratic.
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Julie Nixon comments on Nixon tapes court ruling
Julie Nixon Eisenhower says a Supreme Court decision will make her father the only president without access to his administration's documents. The court ruled Nixon cannot control White House tapes and 42 million pages from his resignation.
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OPEC Cancels Planned 5 Percent Oil Price Increase
In Vienna OPEC says it will forgo the planned 5 percent rise set for July 1 to preserve unity. Ten members including Algeria Ecuador Gabon Indonesia Iran Kuwait Nigeria Qatar and Venezuela forgo the extra 3 percent, while Saudi Arabia and the UAE may align with the majority later. Perez visits Washington as the move is announced, with potential impact on global oil prices and gasoline costs.
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Johnson skin cancer surgery confirmed by Navy dermatologist
A Navy dermatologist confirms President Lyndon B. Johnson underwent secret skin cancer surgery. The article also notes future hospital costs and other political and business items on various pages.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Alaska Hit by Minor Quake Near Adak
A minor earthquake rocked Adak in the Aleutian Islands late Tuesday night with no damage or injuries reported. The Palmer Observatory of the National Weather Service said the quake centered 30 miles south of Adak did not generate a sea wave.
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Supreme Court blocks death penalty for rape nationwide
The court ruled 7 to 2 that states may not sentence rapists to death, citing rape as a disproportionate punishment. Justices White Stewart Blackmun Stevens wrote the opinion, with Brennan Marshall concurring against capital punishment in all cases. The decision also sends two Georgia rapists back for new sentencing.
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John Wesley Hooks
Georgia Supreme Court
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R-Il
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John Dooling
Brooklyn
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May Indicator Edges Down Signaling Slower Growth
The Commerce Department reported the leading indicators index fell two tenths of one percent in May, the first drop in four months, hinting at slower growth ahead. Six of ten components were negative, led by a drop in the money supply and higher job layoff rates, with some offsets from gains in work week, plant orders, and new orders for goods.
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