Grandparents killed in plane crash near Rock Mountain
A 10 year old girl Michelle Robson survived two days in cold rain near the wreckage of a small plane that killed her grandparents Eugene and Rachel McCaffrey near Rock Mountain 23 miles east of San Diego. The girl is in fair condition with a broken jaw and burns.
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Rachel McCaffrey
Boulder
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Michelle
Ensenada
Mexico
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Carol Robson
Fort Collins
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Credit unions gain leeway to offer new deposit accounts
New rules from the National Credit Union Administration authorize federally chartered credit unions to offer share certificates, minimum balance, notice, and split rate accounts next year. Individual unions decide which new accounts to implement.
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National Credit Union Administration
Farm leader says strike not big enough to hurt food output
Harold B. Steele president of Illinois Farm Bureau says the national farmers strike is not large enough to affect food production while drawing public attention to farmers’ problems. He notes about 2 percent of Illinois farmers have joined tractorcade demonstrations and urges moving from protests to policy dialogue.
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American Agriculture
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Farm Bureau
Illinois
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Carter proposes new hiring guidelines to boost minority access
The Carter administration unveils proposed guidelines for employee testing to foster voluntary hiring and promotion of minorities and women. Agencies say employers meeting diverse goals will avoid civil rights suits. public comment is open until March 1. The plan faces questions from potential reverse discrimination concerns tied to Bakke and Kaiser Aluminum rulings.
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Justice Department
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Supreme Court
Allan Bakke
University of California Medical
Three Cape Girardeau slayings linked by evidence
Police say ballistic similarities tie the deaths of Brenda Parsh, 27, her mother Mary Parsh, 58, and Sheila Cole, 21, to a single killer. Cole resided near police headquarters. all three victims were shot with .38 caliber pistols and found with hands bound. FBI and local authorities warn residents to stay cautious as investigations continue.
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Gerecke
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Crestwood
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