Pastor Becomes Bus Driver After Prayer Answer
In Sheffield Massachusetts pastor ai Michael of Christ Church sought help from his superior during a financial bind. Within thirty minutes Harold D Hayes, a bus contractor for the Southern Berkshire Regional School District, knocked on the rectory door and Thornburg began a second career driving a school bus to fund his three children's college expenses.
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Twist and Shout Fans Battle Security at World Trade Center
A security guard restrains a wild crowd of New Kids on the Block fans at the Boston World Trade Center on Wednesday night. The energised group, likened to Beatlemania, prompted police intervention and led to the cancellation of the concert.
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Titan 3 Rocket Launch Delayed For Weather at Cape Canaveral
CapecavAeral reports seventh postponement of Martin Marietta Titan 3 commercial rocket due to high winds aloft and cold ground temps. Winds 30,060 feet up and ground temp below 62 degrees forced delay. officials set next attempt for 16. Weather conditions and O ring integrity cited as main factors.
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Georgia Supreme Court swears in first Black judge
Georgia’s top court inducts Robert Benham the first Black judge from Atlanta raised in public housing to the Georgia Supreme Court Governor Harris appointed him earlier this month and he took the oath at the Capitol His family attended and celebrated this milestone as Benham noted his background shows progress for those born in housing and rising to state government The appointment lasts only through November and the court seal will be up for election.
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Farm couple indicted in five Missouri slayings
In Chillicothe Missouri elderly farmers Ray and Faye Copeland were indicted by a grand jury on five counts of murder linked to a cattle theft scheme. The indictment adds two additional victims to the previous three charged by Livingston County prosecutors. Prosecutors sought the indictment to avoid a preliminary hearing. The couple, held in the county jail, faced arraignment in early 1990.
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Copelands
De‑icing gear tested after Pasco Jetstream 31 crash
Investigators focus on de icing and other plane parts as the Jetstream 31 fails to reach Pasco airport about an hour before touchdown. The aircraft struck a sagebrush field near the runway, killing six aboard including two crew members. National Transportation Safety Board official Barry Trotter says cause is not yet determined.
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Farewell to Koch a New York City legend
A portrait of Mayor Edward Koch as he nears retirement highlights his charisma and what supporters call leadership while others discount his lasting impact. Observers cite fiscal stabilization and spirited governance as hallmarks of his 12 year tenure amid a stubborn, vibrant New York.
Koch era mayor reshaped New York amid crisis and growth
A retrospective on Ed Koch detailing his 12 years as mayor from 1978 to 1989. It highlights budget battles and crises, shifts in city finances, and his impact on business, services, and morale, including quotes from allies and critics. The piece notes cost data, staffing changes, and Koch’s lasting legacy in New York’s governance.
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Noriega aides arrested as they exit embassy in Panama
Israeli intelligence expert Michel Harari and three Noriega aides were captured by US troops as they left the Vatican embassy in Panama City. Two more top aides, Velardes and Castrejon, were later seized, while Noriega remained inside the embassy. Banks reopened and $58 million from Noriega loyalists was seized, with the canal back to 24 hour operation and US forces set to stay through February.
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