Boy Admits Seven Slayings Across States
Seventeen year old Dennis Whitney confessed to a seventh murder in a coast to coast spree. He admitted killing two Phoenix victims on Feb 21 and a Hialeah wife last Friday. Detective Holmes said more admissions could follow as evidence is presented. Whitney’s father Ralph Whitney described him as quiet with an interest in art.
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Spencer Frazier
Hialeah
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Victorville
Calif
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Tucson
Aris
Los Angeles
Ralph Whitney
Dennis
North Hollywood
Privately Owned Atomic Reactor Shuts For Upgrade
The Atomic Energy Commission reported that the first privately owned nuclear power reactor in the United States, at Vallecitos California, has been shut down since December 4. Gener Electri Co operates the project and says the voluntary shutdown enables a one million dollar modification to give the boiling water reactor more flexibility.
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Calif
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Gener
Electri Co
Tides and Temperatures for Wednesday in 1980
Weather note lists tide levels and temperatures for Wednesday March 9 1980. Includes predicted water heights at coastal locations and daytime highs and overnight lows. Provides brief outlook for surfers and fishermen with safety cautions.
Atlas Fired in Test of New Guide Device
Cape Canaveral Florida report describes the Atlas missile test of a new inertial guidance system. The 110 ton booster executed a 90 degree twist ascent while maintaining its course. Telemetry relayed data to a ground station as the missile followed radio commanded guidance, illustrating potential for salvo launches from a shared base.
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Cape Canaveral
Flu
Atlantic
Rickover to Be Cited Public Leadership Award
Adm. Hyman G. Rickover chief developer of the atomic submarine has been chosen to receive the first annual Wendell L. Willkie Public Leadership Award.
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Washington
UPI
Hyman G. Rickover
Wendell L. Willkie
Cold Spell Persists Across Wide East Areas
Weather remains unusually cold across the eastern half of the nation with readings in the 20s and 30s. Temperatures drift slowly upward in the central regions from the Gulf to the border while northern states report subzero levels in parts of Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Illinois and Indiana. Kentucky falls to nine degrees above zero as Atlanta shows 26 above.
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Gulf
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minesota
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisville
Poking incident ends in boy's death in Mississippi
In Bolion Mississippi a 16 year old, William Floyd Ingle, was killed after a .22 rifle fired while his mother tried to separate him and his brother during a wrestle. The weapon reportedly was believed to be empty. William died at University Hospital Jackson.
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Bolion
Miss
UPI
William Floyd Ingle
Bob Fly
W. Li Ingle
William
University Hospital
Jackson
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