Stamford rape suspect Alex Kelly granted limited freedom
In Stamford Connecticut judge grants 29 year old Alex Kelly restricted freedom to attend a college while bounding him to home during the day and after 6 pm. He fled abroad for eight years after two teenage girls accused him of rape in 1986 and is awaiting a second trial set for April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Kelly
Superior Court
Martin Nigro
Kelly
Isis
Wees
Athieve
Darien
Europe
Switzerland
Newt Gingrich
House Ethics Committee
House Republicans
Gingrich
Ethics Committee
House
Elderly Benefit Shown From Regular Exercise
Studies in JAMA find that regular aerobic exercise aids sleep and reduces pain for older adults. Stanford led 43 adults aged 50 to 76 with sleep problems through 16 weeks of workouts. those who exercised slept longer and fell asleep faster. A separate 18 month trial with 349 participants aged 60 plus showed easier stair climbing and less pain with walking and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
YMCA
Northwest storm belts Seattle coast with 100 mph winds
A third major Northwest storm lashed the coast with as much as 100 mph gusts and heavy rain. Power outages affected hundreds after trees toppled and lines fell, while Hoquiam reported 60 mph winds and 20-foot waves at Grays Harbor. Flood warnings covered 16 Washington rivers as warmer temps melt snow above 5,000 feet in the southern Cascades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
National Weather Service
Cascade Mountains
Clinton Denies Pardon for Navajo Leader Peter MacDonald
In WINDOW ROCK Arizona President Clinton rejected a petition to pardon former Navajo Nation leader Peter MacDonald. Navajo President Albert Hale said MacDonald, 68, remains in federal custody after four years of a 14 year sentence for instigating a riot to regain power and for accepting bribes and kickbacks. The tribe may pursue commutation or early parole options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock
Ariz
Clinton
Peter MacDonald
Albert Hale
MacDonald
Hale
Critics say encryption rules barely changed
Critics contend the new export rules for encryption programs are nearly identical to the old regulations struck down by a U.S. district judge. Dave Banisar of the Electronic Privacy Information Center says there is little functional difference, likening the shift to a shell game. The rules outline export approval procedures and move control of some encryption products from the State Department to the Commerce Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Dave Banisar
Electronic Privacy Information Center
Federal Register
Banisar
Commerce Department
State Department
Drivers use designated driving curb drunken driving decline
Onondaga County reports a drop in alcohol related highway deaths from 43 in 1980 to 12 in 1995 and 10 in 1996. Sheriff Hawkins credits awareness campaigns, vigilant patrols and tips from motorists for safer roads. One arrest noted after a Dec patrol cited Nicholas Montanaro, 35, with a .10 BAC and stop sign violation. He faces DWI and stop sign charges and a January court date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Onondaga County
Salina
Tom J. Grobsmith
Nicholas Montanaro
Montanaro
Outcast actor Lew Ayres dies at 88 in Los Angeles
Lew Ayres iconic star of All Quiet on the Western Front and Young Dr. Kildare dies at 88 in Los Angeles. A conscientious objector during World War II he faced studio shunning before returning to film and TV portraying doctors lawyers and journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Ayres
Los Angeles
Ayres
Hollywood
Paul Baumer
Lewis Milestone
Eyid Maria Remarque
Lewis Ayres Actor Who Bridged Stardom And Character Roles
Lewis Ayres had a 60 year career oscillating between stardom and character parts. Born in Minneapolis and trained as a doctor in Arizona, he rose from student jazz musician to screen star. He acted opposite Greta Garbo in The Kiss and earned an Oscar nomination for Johnny Belinda, while marrying Ginger Rogers and Lola Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginger Rogers
Lola Lane
Ayres
Johnny Belinda
Lewis Ayres
Minneapolis
San Diego
University of Arizona
Arizona
Los Angeles
Lily Damifa
New Year brings big changes for hospitals
New York state ends 15 years of fixed hospital and insurer prices as of midnight, triggering widespread renegotiations across dozens of hospitals and hundreds of insurers. Contracts are being signed in a fevered prelude to retroactive rates, while patients face potential short-term disruption and hospitals brace for a tougher market dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Kenneth E. Raske
Greater
DeBuono
Hmos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stamford
Conn
Her
Chicago
David Buchner
University of Washington
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Seattle
Northwest
Inton
Assocish
New York Times News Sera
Liverpool Road
Glendale Avenue
Buckley Road
Salina Court
Peter Chen
New York Times News Service
Doctors
Nulywood
Lana Turner
Laraine Day
Ann Sothern
Ann Sheridan
Alice Faye
Diana
Justin
Greta Garbo
Brother
Philip Barry
Cary Grant
Katharine Hepburn
Barbara DeBuono
Peter Kontstvedt
Ernst & Young
Raske
Dr. DeBuono
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!