LaGuardia blast kills 11 in largest NY bombing in memory
The LaGuardia Terminal baggage area exploded killing 11 and injuring about 50. police say the device had force of 25 sticks of dynamite. The airport closed until at least 10 p.m. as investigators sought clues and victims were identified.
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Widow Harassed After Husband's Death Across Roswell
Local widows report months of harassment and solicitations after funeral services. A Roswell widow describes break-ins, phone calls, theft attempts, and threats tied to her husband’s death while a nationwide survey notes 2.5 million widows heads of households with low average death benefits.
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Roswell
Anchor National Financial Service
Roswell Mayor Discusses City Council Election Plans
Roswell Mayor Jerry N. Smith says a shortage of qualified candidates is likely for the five City Council seats. He plans a United Roswell ticket with input from past and current council members and emphasizes nonpartisan city governance.
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Aliens Hired on Farm Jobs Stir Debate in New Mexico
W. E. Langenegger and other local farmers say illegal aliens work on Southeastern New Mexico farms especially irrigation tasks. They warn a federal felony for hiring could disrupt agriculture and raise labor costs as farmers struggle to find citizen workers.
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Hypnotist Chief Leads to Suspect in Stabbing
Casselberry police enlisted Tavares chief Julian Arroyo to help with a December 7 stabbing case outside a bar. Under hypnosis, victim Oscar Wade identified his attacker, leading to an attempted murder charge. Arroyo, veteran police hypnotist since 1956, says results vary and he once aided rape cases with memory gaps.
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