Metesky plans book and movie after release
George Metesky the so called mad bomber says he feels good and very happy to be out after 17 years in state hospitals. He plans a book and perhaps a film about his life to attract attention to his grievances stemming from a gas inhalation in 1931. He will care for his sister Mae and seeks a movie producer with his lawyer.
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Halfway Houses Key to Mental Health Recovery
Dr Bertram Brown of NIMH notes halfway houses are crucial in restoring mentally ill individuals to community life. A non medical living setting offers housing, supervision, and social integration aiding transition from illness to recovery. There are 196 free standing facilities nationwide, expanding as part of broader mental health services.
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Yo yo Explorer satellite launch delayed at Vandenberg
A NASA spokesman said the Atmosphere Explorer C mission was scrubbed about 30 minutes before liftoff due to high altitude winds. The 1,450 pound satellite aboard a Delta rocket was rescheduled for 10 13 p m PST Saturday from NASA's Western facilities at Vandenberg AFB California.
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Virgin River Highway Opens After $15 Million Build
Officials from Utah Arizona and Nevada dedicate a 3.8 mile I-15 Virgin River Gorge section southwest of St George costing 15 million dollars over 12 years. The 30 mile route to Littlefield Arizona cut 11 miles from the trip and ends the perils of Utah Hill amid high winds floods and quicksand. Governors Rampton Williams and a Nevada delegation attend the ceremony.
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William N. Price
Widows to receive $1 million in tax relief rebound
In Maricopa County, property tax exemptions were deemed too small, prompting the state to issue 3,399 reimbursements totaling over $1.1 million to widows and veterans. County officials cited a state mandate to raise residential assessments last July, missed exemptions deadline, and note reimbursements may take months to process.
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Police Kids to Have Christmas Party in Scottsdale
Children of Scottsdale Fraternal Order of Police members will attend a Christmas party at Eldorado Park recreation center Saturday at 9 a.m. Admission is one Christmas tree ornament and Santa Claus will be present for the youngsters.
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Richard Garner
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