Skeleton identified in 82 year old Webster murder case
Authorities in Salem Massachusetts confirmed that the remains found in Hamilton identify as Joan Webster a 25 year old Harvard graduate student who vanished from Logan Airport on November 28 1981 The district attorney said a state forensic dentist matched Webster s dental records to the skeleton The case has long implicated Leonard Paradiso but no charges have been filed Paradiso is a former Revere Mass fish merchant and inmate at Walpole prison
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Teen shoots self in class at Sheridan High School
In Sheridan Arkansas a junior at Shendan High School told his fifth period teacher he wanted to speak to the class before shooting himself in the head at about 1 pm. Police say he professed love for a girl, waved a gun, and pulled the trigger. he died about four hours later.
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Thomas Smyth
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Centenarian runs for Congress in North Carolina
GOLDSBORO NC centenarian Henry Stenhouse a 100 year old eye doctor announces his first electoral bid in the 3rd Congressional District. He aims for the May 8 primary after years of correspondence with Republicans. Feds follow paper trail to bogus bills.
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Brushfire ravages Everglades acres in drying winds
A brushfire sparked by lightning spread across the Everglades National Park, growing from about 60 acres Monday to more than 5,000 acres as dry conditions and high winds fueled the blaze that continued to burn uncontrollably early today. Park and forestry officials said Pat Tolle, the park’s spokeswoman, provided the details.
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Goldberg Grocery Closes for Renovation In Deadwood Shuffle
In Deadwood South Dakota a downtown grocery once run by Larry Shama since 1876 faces renovation as the town shifts from hard goods to gambling. Since low stakes gambling was legalized six months ago activity has swelled Main Street with slots and cards, adding jobs but changing local life. Goldberg's will reopen in July with only the soda fountain and expanded slot machine line remaining.
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Litter leads climber to safety near Mount Rainier
Christopher Trump of Toronto was lost for a week on the southern flanks of Mount Rainier after a blizzard heavy snowfall and snow blindness. Two beer bottles in Nameless Creek helped him pinpoint civilization, leading to a road where a helicopter crew spotted and rescued him.
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Reed Freed From Lebanon Captors in Hospital Welcome
Reed, the longest-held hostage, was released and sent to Wiesbaden hospital where he smiled and waved to about 170 personnel. Tehran Times and Damascus voiced hope for a US response while Bush signaled possible prisoner releases by Israel if conditions allow.
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Family remembers other captives after Reed release
The AP reports Frank Reed, freed after 314 years of captivity in Lebanon, reunites with wife Fahima and son Tarek in Frankfurt. Six Americans remain, including hostage statuses and reactions from Reed’s family in Malden and Boise as details emerge about the abduction in 1986 and Reed’s career in Lebanon.
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Beirut
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Report shows sharp decline in global terrorism
The State Department report notes a worldwide drop in terrorism and fewer American victims, with incidents down 38 percent from 856 in 1988 to 528 last year. Iran Syria and Libya show mixed results while Hezbollah and other groups remain under scrutiny.
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