Bank offers rifles with CD promotion in Bloomsburg
Bloomsburg Bank Columbia Trust Co central Pennsylvania offers rifles and shotguns to new customers who buy three or five year certificates of deposit. A bank spokesman notes a few philosophically opposed customers but no major problems. The campaign began regionally in July and expands nationally in September with ads in National Rifle Association magazines.
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Woman Run Over Ten Times By Own Car In Skokie Intersection
Martha Max, 71, of Skokie, was left with a fractured pelvis after her transmission failed and her 1976 Ford LTD rolled in reverse. Bystander John Eckhorn rammed the car with his van to stop it as the vehicle circled the scene at nearly 20 mph, striking her and blocking northbound lanes.
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Four sailors rescued from Gulf tug in Alicia storm
Coast Guard helicopter plucked four sailors from a life raft thirty miles south of Sabine Texas after the 114-tug Joel Robin sank in rough seas from Hurricane Alicia. A fifth crewman is still missing as rescuers press the search.
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Woman Pickets Ex Husbands Home Over Back Child Support
Deanna Christian, 36, protested outside the Seattle home of her ex husband Tom Hunley 37 to pressure him to begin paying his share of medical bills for their three children. She vowed to stay until he agreed to make arrangements and he later claimed he would start work and pay support.
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PLO Official Slain in Athens Boat Port Attack
A senior Palestine Liberation Organization official Lt. Col. Mahmoun Muraish was killed by two gunmen on a motorcycle as he drove to a shipping office in Piraeus port Greece. His Palestinian driver and a 4 year old son were wounded and hospitalized. A police spokesman said the victim was posing as a Moroccan businessman and close to Yasser Arafat. The PLO office blamed Israeli agents for the murder.
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Koch urges Democrats to build strength from working people
New York Mayor Edward Koch told the Commonwealth Club that Democratic hopefuls cannot beat Republicans in 1984 without broadening support among the poor and middle class. He defended the Equal Rights Amendment, praised San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein as a potential VP pick, and warned against overreliance on ideological promises.
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Brothers charged in $100,000 scam
Two brothers George Rhett and Tyrone Rhett of New Rochelle posed as Parking Violations Bureau employees and pocketed over $100,000 in fines by offering half price discounts and cutting waiting times. They issued forged receipts allowing victims to register cars, while the scheme unfolded for about a year and a half before discovery. Authorities say victims may have to pay again as tickets remained outstanding during renewal. The parking office at 5 Chambers St featured high noise and long waits, aiding the fraud.
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Elderly not top crime target, poll says
Pleasantville AP Gallup Reader's Digest survey finds elderly Americans least likely crime victims while young adults are most at risk. West and Colorado show higher crime rates than the rest of the country, with 38 percent victimization nationwide for ages 18 to 24 and 15 percent for those 65 and older.
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Walesa declines Yale invitation over Poland ban fears
Lech Walesa, head of the banned Solidarity union, turned down Yale University’s Chubb Fellowship invitation fearing he could not return to Poland. Senator Christopher Dodd, who met Walesa in Europe, said the leader would only travel if invited by the pope, and suggested a video Q and A as alternative.
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Clear skies and cool nights dominate Central New York forecast
National Weather Service at Hancock Airport says tonight will be clear with temperatures in the 50s to 55. Tomorrow will be sunny with a high around 100. Severe weather across the West and portions of the Plains includes flash floods, heavy rain, and hurricane remnants causing damage and multiple deaths.
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