Hough jailed in $100000 ransom plot for Taft Museum thefts
Cincinnati case ties Hamilton broker James Hough to a $100000 ransom for the Taft Museum thefts of "Man Leaning on a Sill" and "Portrait of an Elderly Woman." Judge Morrissey denied probation and bond as co-defendants received sentences from six months to five years for receiving stolen goods and harboring a felon.
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Cincinnati
James Hough
Hough
Hamilton
Ohio
William Morrissey
Donald Lee Johnson
Taft Museum
Carl Horsley
Henry C. Dawn
Raymond McDonough
Johnson
Retorn
Vulture Greep Stays Put At Nashville Museum
A pet vulture named Greep, found as a chick after falling from a nest, remains at the Nashville Children’s Museum because it prefers the environment and occasional chicken wing snacks over leaving. Ann Winquist, a museum employee, is pictured with the bird.
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Greep
Nashville (Tenn
Childrens’ Museum
Ann Winquist
Aide of fired priest editor resigns in Boston
Mrs E D McKinney assistant editor of the SI News a Jesuit monthly newspaper resigned Monday in protest over the dismissal of editor Rev James Hietter. Hietter had questioned if Rep Robert F Drinan a Jesuit had permission to run for office. Jesuit Provincial Rev Richard Cleary said he dismissed Hietter for deep differences over what news fits and furthers the provinces apostolic ends. McKinney said the move signals the end of the SI News as a free press. Hietter said Cleary never discussed what news should be printed.
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Boston
Edka McKinney
SI News
James Hietter
Hietter
D-Mass
Richard Cleary
Cleary
Considine son charged in cocaine conspiracy case
Bob Considine's son Barry Considine, 32, of New York, was charged Monday with conspiring in the distribution and sale of cocaine along with Kerry Kollmar and Jonathan Cohen, both also from Manhattan. Kollmar and Cohen were released on $10,000 bonds. no arraignment date set for Barry Considine yet.
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New York
Barry Considine
Bob Considine
Considine
Kerry Aren Kollmar
Dorothy Kilgallen
Richard Kollmar
Jonathan Cohen
Manhattan
Kollmar
Cohen
Considing
Intricate Maneuvers Behind Nevada Hotel Deal
Carson City Nevada records show GOP Senate candidate Paul Laxalt and brother Peter funded the Ormsby House hotel through loans and voting stock. Laxalt alleges secured loans. records indicate unsecured borrowings near $1 million. Investments included a $938 cash stake and complex bank financing, with prominent figures like Harry Reid's campaign raising questions about the deal.
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Carson City
Nev
UPT
GOP
Senate
Paul Laxalt
Petar
Ormsby House
Laxalt
Harry Reid
UPI
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Peter
State Gaming Control Board
First National Bank of Chicago
Reid
Federal Bank
First National Bank of Nevada
Laxalt Land and Development Co
Bernard Nemeroff
Las Vegas
Nemeroff
Laxalis
Chicago
Erupting Fuego Volcano Kills Infant in Guatemala
In western Guatemala the Fuego eruption for ten days blasts lava and ash. An infant died when scorching debris hit the child as its mother fled the eruption near Yepacapa village. Government losses exceed five million dollars in cotton and coffee crop damage.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Fuego
Guatamala
National Weather Service
Antigua
Yepacapa
New drug from venom eyed to curb blood clots
A team of Baltimore researchers reports a venom derived drug could prevent clotting better than heparin for extended use. John White of Johns Hopkins University notes its efficiency and safety, addressing clot risks in long membrane lung experiments and potential artificial lungs.
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Miami Beach
Fla.art
Baltimore
John White
Surf
Johns Hopkinskty
White
American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress
VA check misdirection ends with seventh delivery to Dallas woman
In Dallas, Mrs. Postlethwaite recounts seven misrouted Veterans Administration checks made out to another man. She returned each envelope to the post office, Treasury, VA offices, and even the Secret Service, who warned her she cannot destroy government property. She awaits further instructions.
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Dallas
Postlethwaite
Veterans Administration
Ronald Lee West
Phen
White Rock
State VA
Waco
Secret, Service
Mild quake shakes Inglewood area of Los Angeles
A mild earthquake measuring about 2.8 on the Richter scale rumbled at 5:13 a.m. PDT, waking residents in an Inglewood centered tremor. Police received many calls but there was no damage reported. The Seismological Laboratory at CalTech Pasadena confirmed the quake’s preliminary intensity and location.
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Inglewood
UPD
California
CalTech
Pas
Adena
Inglewood Area
Sale of Cultured Pearl Jewelry at Discounted Prices
Reduced by one third on cultured pearl jewelry including rings in TOK gold mountings earrings and necklaces with pearls. Includes cluster rings with pearl, SLED and bobble drop earrings, various chain lengths 13 to 30 inches with baroque pearls jade drops dated beads and pearls. Regular prices shown with deep sale discounts across items.
Sale on mink group clothing items this week
A one week sale lists contemporary mink group items including a mink sides shirt jacket with belt. Prices shown such as 395 and 8595 indicate a mixed assortment. items include stroller-like accessories and gallery pulls, with several model numbers referenced for Kepilady and Natibib brands.
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Natibib
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Scarsdale
N.Y
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