Salvi hints at death or priesthood in case verdict
Norfolk AP report details John Salvi III’s handwritten six page statement in which he says he would seek the death penalty if convicted and become a Catholic priest if acquitted. He also seeks a Barbara Walters interview and criticizes welfare laws and church persecution while denying admissions of guilt.
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Norfolk
Barbara Walters
John C. Salvi II
Salvi
Boston
Hampton
N.H
Massachusetts
Walters
Tarwell Hubard III
J.W. Carney Jr
New Hampshire
Hubard
Walter Sullivan
Richmond
Bennett nominated for album of the year
Tony Bennett, 68, earns a Grammy nomination for MTV Unplugged in 1994's best album race. Also up for top album are The 3 Tenors in Concert 1994, Clapton From the Cradle, Bonnie Raitt Longing in Their Hearts, and Seal. Winners named March 1 in Los Angeles.
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Universal City
Calif
Tony Bennett
San Francisco
Bennett
Detroit
Pyros
Belly
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Sheryl Crow
Elton John
Bonnie Raitt
Bruce Springsteen
Babyface
CBS
Los Angeles
Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences
Eric Clapton
Raitt
Seal
Springsteen
Philadelphia
Boyz II Men
Mary Chapin Carpenter
Crow
Small stores may lose food stamp acceptance
The Agriculture Department weighs sharply reducing the number of authorized small, independent grocery stores that redeem food stamps to curb fraud. Officials acknowledge potential inconvenience for low income shoppers and note supermarkets currently handle most redemptions. Critics warn rural and urban communities rely on these small outlets for access to groceries.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Congress
GOP
The
Food and Consumer Service
Rep
Ron
Wyden
D-Ore
Secret Service
Groce
Carrie Lewis
Food Research and Action Center
Lewis
David Super
Center On Budget and Policy Priorities
Attracting Food Shoppers in the Volatile 90s
A 1994 analysis from NAA outlines strategies to draw food shoppers amid economic shifts. It highlights pricing, promotions, store layouts, and consumer trends shaping supermarket competition during the decade.
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NAA
Catholics More Sexually Active, Study Finds
Sociologist Rev. Andrew Greeley reports in Sex: The Catholic Experience that Catholics show higher sexual activity and playfulness than Protestants or Jews based on 1989 to 1991 NORC surveys and a study of 4,400 Americans. Married Catholics largely report weekly sex and greater playfulness. Single Catholics also show more activity than single Protestants.
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Andrew Greeley
Greeley
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
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Broccoletti
U.S. District Court
Sullivan
Steve Colecchi
Colecchi
John Salvi
Lee Ann Nichols
Jenkins Funeral
Westlake
Ohio
Nichols
Brookline
Mass
Album of the
John
Enmu-Roswell
P.E. Center
S. Frank Gonzalez
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