Windy with Showers and Thunderstorm Risk Tonight
A National Weather Service forecaster at Hancock Airport says windy conditions continue tonight with occasional showers and a chance of a thunderstorm. Tonight's low around 50. Tomorrow remains unsettled with occasional showers and a high near 50.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Inmates seize guard and civilian employee at Pittsburgh prison
AP reports two armed inmates seized a guard and a civilian staffer at the Western Correctional Diagnostic and Classification Center on the north side of Pittsburgh. About 900 inmates were confined to cells as James Wigton coordinates negotiations. No injuries reported. staff have established contact with the inmates to resolve the situation.
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Pittsburgh
Western Correctional Diagnostic and Classification Center
James Wigton
Wigton
Armed men rob Fall River armored car in morning heist
Four men armed and hooded held up Berkshire Armored Car Service employees as they prepared to deliver cash to the Highland Branch of Fall River Trust Co. Police said about $300,000 was taken and a guard fired at the getaway car but no injuries were reported. The incident occurred shortly after 8 a.m. in Fall River, Massachusetts.
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Fall River, Mass
Berkshire Armored Car Service Co
Highland Branch
Fall River Trust Co
Lottery winners in Albany daily numbers game announced
Albany AP reports the nightly drawing for the state's daily numbers game produced the winning digit 087 and the Win Four sequence 3202. The official results identify the prize numbers and encourage players to check tickets and claim prizes with proper verification.
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Albany
April 15 Debt Rendezvous Hits Millions of Americans
The phrase humorously flags Tax Day as the deadline when many U S residents face their annual tax payment. It notes a nationwide balance between earnings and liabilities as the reminder arrives.
Victims confront release of suspect in home invasion
Leonard Bedore, 81, recounts a brutal early morning home invasion in which two teenagers, David J. Donato and George W. Burgess, beat him, pistol whipped him, and stole $180 and cigarettes. Donato, 18, was later charged with first degree robbery and related offenses. Burgess faces identical charges. The suspects had been released on bail after a prior assault on an elderly woman. Bedore praised police as they arrested the pair at Kirkpatrick and First North streets, recovering a stolen .38 caliber handgun. Bedore was hospitalized and released.
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Leonard Bedore
Bedore
Spring St
David J. Donato
Oak St
Oak Street
Donato
George W. Burgess
Union Place
Myrtle
Bedores
Michael Quick
Donato and
Burgess
Kirkpatrick
First North
Rod Carr
Quick
Carr
LaFayette Road
Taxpayers rush to IRA shelters as deadline nears
Local banks and brokerages report a surge in Individual Retirement Accounts with $1 million opened in 10 days at Syracuse Savings Bank and similar volumes at Key Bank and Prudential Hache Securities. Officials say workers sign 40 to 50 IRAs daily as traders warn not all see benefits for every investor before the April 15 deadline.
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America
Frederick Schwartz
Syracuse Savings Bank
Internal Revenue Service
John Oakes
Pruden
Tial Hache Securities
Henry Schramm
Key Bank
13 month old gets donor liver in Memphis surgery
13 month old Brandon Hall of Walnut Mississippi received a donor liver from a 9 month old girl killed in Virginia after his mother testified to a House subcommittee seeking federal aid for transplant costs. The 12 hour operation at University of Tennessee Bowld Hospital produced bile and initial liver function, but doctors warned the outcome remains 50 50 with recovery and acceptance uncertain.
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Memphis, Tenn
Brandon Hall
Walnut
Miss
Washington
Richmond
Brandon
University of Tennessee
William F. Bowld Hospital
Whitington
Clayton Braddock
University Center For the Health Sciences
Billie Hail
House Science and Technology Subcommittee
Fiskes
Bridgewater
Mass
Utah
Bellon
Parents plea for organ donation institute
A Massachusetts couple whose plea for a donated liver for their infant daughter helped obtain a transplant urged Congress to create a national organ donor institute. They called for central programs at regional and national levels and for hospitals and schools receiving federal aid to assist in organ collection and distribution.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Congress
Fiskes
Fiske
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