Mistrial motion denied in von Bulow retrial
Judge Corinne Grande refused a defense bid for a mistrial in Claus von Bulow's attempted murder retrial while she will revisit the issue if the hunt for Alexandra Isles, his former lover, continues. Isles is believed to have fled to Europe as prosecutors seek a second time against von Bulow.
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Ness
Superior Court
Corinne Grande
Alexandra Isles
Europe
Martha
Sunny” von Bulow
Isles
New York
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Holiday road death toll of 380 480 feared
The National Safety Council forecasts 380 to 480 highway deaths over Memorial Day weekend, noting 375 died during the same period in 1984. The tally began Friday 6 p.m. and runs to Monday midnight, with 11 dead as of early today.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Sean &. Clancy
Collision lights up Texas with train crash and fumes
In HASTLAND Texas a freight train collided with an 18 wheeler early Friday, releasing hazardous fumes and triggering evacuations of over a thousand residents. Dozens were injured including the truck driver who suffered second degree burns, with one person reported critically hurt. Witness Tony Petree compared the blast to a bomb detonation from his hospital bed.
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Hastland
Texas
Tony Petree
Missouri-Pacific
Petree
New aviation heroes named in paper airplane contest
Oakland's Robert Meuser won top amateur honors with a flight 21 feet 4 inches longer than the Wright brothers' historic 120 feet. Akio Kobayashi of Tokyo won the professional distance with 122 feet 8 inches as the Museum of Flight event drew 4,348 entries from 23 countries. Kinfolk in uproar over May December marriage in Paso Robles notes sharp family tensions and a 64 year gap.
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Charles Lindbergh
Robert Meuser
Oakland
Calif
Wrights
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Akio Kobayashi
Tokyo
Museum of Flight
Seattle
Ruth McClung
Kevin Kimber
Kimber
Bob Neberman Jr
Los Angeles
Paso Robles
Corrections Policy Note and Postal Line Fragments
Fragmented OCR text presents a corrections policy notice and garbled mailing addresses. It mentions a phone number, a newspaper name, a postmaster line, and subscription rate hints. The readable elements identify a policy pledge and contact details amid widespread typos and disjointed phrases.
Weather Forecast for Gulf Coast and Florida
A weather forecast notes warm, cloudy skies with milder temperatures overall. Showers are expected along portions of the Texas gulf coast and Florida, with periods of rain possible in coastal areas.
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Aalivn
Texas Gulf Coast
Florida
Mixed bag for holiday weekend forecast detail
National Weather Service at Hancock International Airport predicts mixed clouds and sunshine for Sunday and Monday with a chance of showers. Low 55, high 75 to 80, sunny today turning cloudy by evening. Syracuse and vicinty: fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday, lows 50 to 55, highs in the mid 60s. Elsewhere a tapering Texas spring storm brings high winds and tornadoes, with San Antonio area heaviest and a twister uprooting trees near Mathis.
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Memorial Day
National Weather Service
Hancock International Airport
Syracuse
Texas
Rockies
Plains
Central
Appalachians
Atlantic Coast
Weather Bureau
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Midland
Department of Public Safety
Mathis
San Patricio
Crane
Crane County
Mistaken spinal vincristine injection kills Cedeno in Albany
Lillian Cedeno, 21, of Schenectady dies 86 days after a mistaken vincristine spinal injection left her in coma. Her 2 pound daughter Lil Lillian Kathy died after 24 days in intensive care. Autopsy pending. coroner and doctors under investigation. hospital staff relieved during inquiry.
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Albany
Lillian Cedeno
Cedeno
Schenectady
Gregory Harper
Albany Medical Center
Elmer Streeter
Lillian Kathy
Albany County
William
Loetterle Hf
Jack Davies
Michael Walker
Joseph Monahan
Harper
Health Department
Walker
Monahan
Bear at Emma Willard School Ends Six Hour Standoff
A 300 pound black bear disrupted Emma Willard School activities in Troy during a six hour standoff. Police and six DEC Wildlife Division workers tranquilized and captured the bear after it climbed an 85 foot oak. The bear, tagged from Massachusetts, will be released in western Massachusetts after revival at a Delmar laboratory.
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Black Bear
Troy
Emma Willard School
Trey-Albany-Schenectady
Department of Environmental Conservation
Fish and Wildlife Division
Massachusetts
DEC
Albany
Delmar
Berkshire Mountains
Surviving Frustaci septuplets fight lung disease in hospital
Five of the Frustaci quintuplets and their mother remain in critical but stable condition at Children's Hospital of Orange County after the death of Peanut. Doctors expect potential improvement within 72 hours as two of the babies, including Baby B and Baby D, are identified as the sickest while Babies A and E are healthier.
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Peanut
Carrie Worcester
Samuel
Patricia Frnetari
Children’s Hospital of
Orange County
Worcester
Baby G
South Korea police move buses to U S government building
Police in Seoul brought two buses to the U S government building occupied by fasting student protesters while a police nurse entered the building after students indicated that three of them were ill. The tense scene followed days of demonstrations.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S
U.S. Information Service
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