Former Yale dean and wife die in home murder suicide
Gibson A Danes 81 and his wife Ilse Getz-Danes 75 were found dead in a car in their garage in Litchfield Conn authorities said carbon monoxide poisoning was the cause The former Yale Art and Architecture dean and later SUNY Purchase dean of the visual arts division had resigned in 1975 but taught art history until 1978 Getz-Danes was a painter whose works are in major museums including Wadsworth Atheneum Carnegie Institute Phoenix Art Museum Tel Aviv Museum and Neuberger Museum
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National drive to curb lead poisoning in children
CDC and doctors launch a three day meeting to map a strategy to eliminate childhood lead poisoning within 20 years. They warn old houses paint and renovations raise exposure with millions of children at risk and adults also affected.
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Ex con freed on bus fare after nine years in Michigan
Thomas Nelson walks from Lansing after nearly nine years in prison for credit card fraud with only a one way bus ticket. He laments the lack of gate money and hunger, noting that without funds or meals home, reintegration becomes a trap. Michigan offers bus fare and $75 only if not reporting to parole, others provide varying sums.
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Alaska guides charged in illegal hunting expeditions
Seven guides face felony and misdemeanor counts after a two year sting. They allegedly led hunts in the Brooks Range bagging four gazaly bears one wolf five moose and five caribou using aircraft and snowmobiles and exceeding limits. Six were arrested with a summons planned for Nelson Walker.
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Veterans recall Pearl Harbor impact and war service
Emotions surged as Roosevelt's Pearl Harbor address echoed across the region. Marws Magnarelli, 71, recalls his Army Air Corps mission, bailouts, and capture in Germany while Bob Albro, 74, notes a priority shift after enlistment and wartime unity. Both reflect on duty, memory, and national resolve.
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Hear FDR speak on Day of Infamy NewsLine excerpt
Dial NewsLine at 472-2111 to hear an excerpt from President Franklin D Roosevelt's Day of Infamy speech delivered after the Pearl Harbor attack. Use a touch tone phone, wait for answer, and note potential long distance charges.
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Sunken IPs Repaired After Raid Report
Brief notes indicate five sunken IPs were repaired and returned for review. No aircraft carriers were reported as supporting the raid, per initial assessments.
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