Nation Professor Goes On Trial For Killing Artist
In Dedham Massachusetts on trial for murder is William H. Douglas 42 accused in the disappearance of Robin Benedict 21 a graphic artist last seen at his home March 5 1983 Prosecutors say Benedict led a double life as a Boston area prostitute and that Douglas jealous and obsessed killed her evidence includes brain tissue blood and hair found at his home and a sledgehammer in a roadside bin
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Norfolk County
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Storm dumps heavy snow across Rockies and plains
A blast of wintry chill dumped up to 3 feet of snow in the Colorado and Wyoming mountains, with rain across the Northwest and central United States. Snow lingered in Utah and Colorado foothills as hail and high winds hit Texas, while tornado watches spread through Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi.
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Weather Outlook: Rain Across Oregon Washington and Plains
National Weather Service predicts rain today for parts of Oregon Washington and the central Plains Great Lakes and Ohio Valley extending south to Georgia and South Carolina. Rain and showers will spread north tonight. heavy rains favored in central and southern Ohio with showers and possible thunderstorms likely into Monday.
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Local Showers Possible Tuesday and Thursday
The forecast calls for showers Tuesday with fair conditions Wednesday and again showers Thursday. Temperatures will reach the 60s, with Tuesday and Wednesday lows in the upper 30s to mid-40s and Thursday lows in the 40s.
Eaglet Placed For Adoption By Ohio Biologists
In Port Clinton an adult bald eagle circled as biologist Dennis Case placed a 21 day old eaglet in the nesting tree of one of Ohio’s six breeding pairs. The pair has struggled to brood its own eaglets, with the female laying shells too thin for incubation. The eaglet was hatched at Patuxent Wildlife Research Center and became a foster chick after the transfer.
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Jim Keener
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Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
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Keener
Sandusky Bay
Bus Rollover Kills Two Ski Trip Students in Utah
A chartered bus carrying about 50 people home from a Steamboat Springs ski vacation rolled over on Interstate 15 near Parowan Utah at 6 am. Two passengers were killed and at least 30 injured. The bus had been taking high school students to Orange County, California. Authorities were unsure of the cause as snow lay on the ground from overnight weather.
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Orange County
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Romanian worker shot during Mondale threat probe in Texas
A Romanian man, Jean Paul Gabor, was shot by one of two US Secret Service agents while investigating death threats against presidential candidate Walter Mondale. He is in stable condition with a abdomen wound at Medical Center Hospital. Gabor, employed at D Angelo restaurant, lunged with a butcher knife after calling the agents communists. no charges filed.
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Walter F. Mondale
Jean Paul Gabor
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Gabor
Gene Sanchez
Bexar County
Sheriff's Department
Sanchez
Easter calm grips Managua as rebels retreat to coast
World dispatches note Managua quiet under Holy Week shutdowns as Sandinistas pause for observances and residents flee to seashore or mountains. San Juan del Norte retaken from rebels. U S senators found few officials to meet amid emptiness.
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Threats reported against Reagan during China visit
Chinese police said threats to bomb President Reagan had been received as he prepared for a banquet at the Great Wall Hotel in Peking. A source noted the threats were not at the hotel but aimed at Reagan, while the U.S. Embassy said it had no details and cautioned against heavy hotel restrictions.
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Reagan visit will stress good relations with China
President Reagan travels from Washington toward Peking to emphasize a stable U S China relationship despite trade strains and a difficult nuclear pact. The trip marks his first to a communist nation and will allow a gradual adjustment to the 13 hour time difference.
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Ohio Lottery numbers drawn Saturday and weekly game
The Ohio Lottery results list The Number as 725 from Saturday night. In the Ohio Lotto drawing the six numbers drawn were 10, 20, 27, 29, 32 and 36.
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Pennsylvania Lottery Winning Numbers Report
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Big Four Daily Lottery results. The winning four digit sequence was 9 5 8 3 and the Daily Lottery number was 6 7 5.
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Tery
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Teen Guilty of Killing Grandmother in Toledo Slaying
In Toledo, a 13-year-old boy was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of his 75-year-old grandmother Pearl Cordrey. Lucas County Juvenile Court referee James Ray ordered placement in a state juvenile facility in Cuyahoga County with a minimum one year to release, potentially until age 21, after she was bruised and burned at her home and died three weeks later.
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Lucas County
James Ray
Andy Devine
Cuyahoga County
Pearl Cordrey
Medical College Hospital
Chicago probes abuse at North Side preschool center
More than 30 pupils at Rogers Park Jewish Community Center may have been sexually abused, with investigators two thirds through interviews of 73 current and former students. 32 show indications of mistreatment as parents are polled. Janitor Decortic Parks, 45, is jailed after being charged with indecent liberties.
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Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Rogers Park Jewish Community Center
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Donald Schlosser
Decortic Parks
Cook County
Mark Rakoczy
Reagan Says Programs Unduly Criticized By Critics
President Reagan spoke from his Santa Barbara ranch saying he swims against a current of criticism that his economic policies hurt the poor and help the rich. He denounced press and special interests for distorting views and cited a Congressional Budget Office report claiming poverty suffered from the policy.
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Calif
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Here
China
Congressional Budget Office
Woodcarver Louis England Builds Lifelong Menagerie at Lancaster Home
Louis England, a Lancaster woodcarver aged 68, carpenters a home display of carved animals including a fox a giraffe a wolf and a panther. He recalls starting young and making a yo yo from wood and explains his patient process using cherry or walnut, a power saw and chisels guided by pictures from books.
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Lancaster
Ohio
England
Multifaith singer Gerber bridges Catholic and Jewish rites
Tallahassee singer and voice teacher Larry Gerber directs the St Thomas More choir and serves as lay cantor at Temple Israel while teaching at Florida State University. He emphasizes ecumenical learning and values traditions from both faiths as he grew up in Fowler Kansas. Rose Kennedy recovers from a fainting spell and may attend Easter Mass with family, according to aide and spokesman Bob Schrum. Her physician confirms the episode left her briefly weak but expected full recovery.
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Fla
Larry Gerber
Gerber
St. Thomas More
Temple Israel
Florida State University
Fowler
Kan
Rose Kennedy
Kennedy
Bob Schrum
Robert Gerard
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