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Former U S Senator Jacob Javits, 76, says his autobiography is finished and will be published by Houghton Mifflin in May. Mayor Edward Koch defends a parking ticket incident near the Plaza Hotel while pursuing illegal partners, and cracks down on midtown double parking. Fr. Franco Marzione, a 35 year old Italian priest, has directed 300 soccer matches in a decade. Elvis Presley biography rumor notes an insider look at Col Tom Parker. Rita Jenrette promotes her book My Capitol Secrets and hints at a TV show, reflecting on public fascination with personal drama.
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Man convicted in killing rare eagle and two hawks
In Pittsburgh a federal jury convicted Mark Foringer, 19, of Economy, Pennsylvania, of three counts for beating to death a golden eagle named Furious and two hawks, red tailed and goshawk. Sentencing set for May 5. A 17-year-old co‑defendant faced juvenile charges.
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Herald-Journal credits Neil Driscoll and staff for regional coverage
The Herald Journal notes the daily output relies on over 150 news gathering staff across 13 New York counties. Neil Driscoll is identified as a veteran reporter who evaluates city hall news to keep American readers thoroughly informed.
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