Nobel Prize in Literature Awarded to Gabriel Garcia Marquez
Stockholm AP reports Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Colombia, wins the 1982 Nobel Prize in literature for novels and short stories blending the fantastic with the realistic to portray the continent's life and conflicts. He has lived in exile amid accusations by the Colombian army of aiding Cuba and guerrillas, with time spent in Paris, Spain, and Mexico.
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Fifth Brink's suspect boycotts proceedings
Kathy Boudin the fifth defendant in the Brink's armored car murder and robbery case withdrew from pre trial hearings. She did so on the first anniversary of the $1.6 million holdup and shootout in Rockland County, marked by a memorial for two Nyack police officers killed during the arrest of alleged participants.
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Parking Lot Hookers Spark City Law Clash
In Vancouver a judge ruled city sex trade laws do not apply to parking lots. The decision came after a prostitution charge was dropped against a suspect arrested in a lot, with officials warning about potential misuse of lots for sex work.
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DeLorean arrest tied to cocaine scheme and failed company
Los Angeles federal court heard charges of cocaine distribution against John Z Delorean a former General Motors executive. Prosecutors said the 57 year old financed a scheme to move 220 pounds of cocaine worth about 24 million to prop up his Northern Ireland sports car venture as detectives traced large money movements beginning last spring in Ventura County and Mojave desert areas. Bail set at 5 million.
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Prime Tylenol suspect eludes nationwide dragnet
The principal suspect in the Tylenol murders, Lewis, 36, and his wife reportedly sparked sightings from New York to Florida and the Midwest as a vast manhunt expanded. FBI and local agencies traced a gray 1969 AMC Ambassador with Missouri plate EPX-2042, while reports placed a man matching Lewis at a Miami Beach motel and a Boston hotel, later ruled out. Authorities caution aliases complicate travel checks between New York and Chicago as the hunt centers on the East Coast and New York.
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Winter storm packs Upper Peninsula as Midwest reels
A major snow event buried Michigan and across the Midwest with nearly 15 inches in parts of the Upper Peninsula, 14.4 inches at Herman, and widespread blowing snow. Schools closed, travel limited, and power lines strained while freeze warnings spread to the East and South.
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