Life Celebrates Five Year Old Siamese Twins
New York mother Marlene Cady portrays her five year old Siamese twins Verena and Ruthie as happy despite being joined from sternum to waist with a shared heart. She rejects tragedy, noting their distinct personalities and feats like mastering a special tricycle to travel the street for three days.
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People Magazine
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Verena
Ruthie Pod
Ruthie
Varana Likae
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Wrong Way Driver, 69, Stopped on Adirondack Northway
An 89 year old Schenectady woman, Gertrude Warren, drove four miles northbound on the southbound northway in Clifton Park causing three accidents but no injuries. Police say she entered at Exit 9 and nearly reached Exit 11 before being stopped. She faces reckless driving and wrong way driving charges and a July 11 court date.
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Clifton Park
Gertrude Warren
Schenectady
Warren
Stephen Fortuin
Adirondack Northway
Saratoga County
Clifton Park Town Court
Couple Injured In Niagara Boat Explosion At Wilson Harbor
An elderly couple, Carl Raymond and Marion Raymond, were seriously burned when their 28 foot cabin cruiser exploded after fueling at the Tuscarora Yacht Club in Wilson Harbor. The blast occurred soon after ignition while a 60 gallon tank was being filled. three dock workers pulled them to safety as the fire destroyed the vessel.
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Marion
Erie County Medical Center
Buffalo
Raymond
Niagara County
Antonio DiGregorio
Tuscarora Yacht Club
Wilson Harbor
Lake Ontario
Raymonds
DiGregorio
Auschwitz survivor dies in fight over swastika
Max Kowalski a 72 year old Auschwitz survivor was stabbed to death at 3066 Brighton Fourth St by Ruben Martinez Zacarino 36 after Kowalski confronted him about blue graffiti a swastika skull and bones on the door Police said Zacarino is charged with second degree murder and an arraignment was planned Kowalski age 72 worked as a carpenter and his son called the incident a hate crime noting the insignia prompted the fatal confrontation
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Max Kowalski
Brighton Fourth St
Ruben Martinez Zacarino
Maurice Howard
Lenny Kowalski
Kowalski
Auschwitz
United States
Tinenne
Tuey Chin
Zucarino
Chin
Justice officials deny Alabama blacks' bias charges in prosecutions
Black Alabama officials accuse federal prosecutors of selective charging against black officeholders as investigations into several black officials continue. U.S. Attorney James Wilson says prosecutions are based on evidence and deny any bias. The controversy, tied to national strains between black Democrats and the Justice Department, prompted complaints to the Senate Judiciary Committee and a meeting with Attorney General Thornburgh.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Justice Department
U.S
James Wilson
Montgomery
FBI
Richard Arrington
Thomas Reed
State
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arrington
Dick Thornburgh
Black Belt
Steve Suitts
Southern Regional Council
William D. Barnard
Department of History
University of Alabama
Court frees two IBM members after key witness recants in shooting case
In Philadelphia, Richard Isaac testified he could not identify Aaron Jones and Samuel Brown as his shooters in a February drug dispute. Isaac’s memory lapse followed testimony by Ronald Mason, an alleged IBM enforcer, who was present with a loaded 9mm. Authorities hoped Isaac would implicate the defendants.
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Aaron
Rick” Jones
Samuel Brown
Isaac
IBM
Vaucd
Brown
Jones
Ronald “Rock” Mason
22Nd Police District
Mason
Neapus
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