Rise in US executions prompts mixed reaction
AP reports execution pace rising in the United States with three executions on a single day amid 22 in 1987. Opponents warn against a blood bath while advocates foresee public opinion shifting as data on death penalty enforcement fuels debate.
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Washington
United States
Leigh Dingerson
National Coalition
David I. Bruck
Columbia
S.C
Bruck
South Africa
U.S
Dingerson
Reagan
Supreme Court
Robert H. Bork
Senate
Bork
Lewis F. Powell
College students think about others more than sex says study
A study sampling 39 college students and five older adults found 27 percent of thoughts concerned other people, 1 percent about sex. Researchers Eric Klinger and colleagues report beeper-triggered thoughts 10–12 times daily, with tasks at 20 percent, looking at or listening 14 percent, problem solving 6 percent, self-evaluation 3 percent, and sex 1 percent.
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New York
Eric Klinger
University of Minnesota At Morris
Klinger
American Psychological Association
Marlin Hoover
St. Xavier College
Chicago
Edward Donner
University of Chicago
Two shrimp crewmen indicted for mutiny in Florida
In Orlando, two shrimp boat crewmen were indicted on murder and mutiny charges after a shipboard attack left the captain presumed dead and the first mate swimming in shark-infested waters. Prosecutors anticipate the first civilian mutiny trial since World War II, with arraignment not yet set and a hearing expected later this week.
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John Russell
U.S. Justice Department
Washington
AIDS family to relocate after fire in Florida
In Arcadia Florida a mother says her three sons exposed to AIDS will withdraw from school and the family will leave DeSoto County after a suspicious fire destroyed their home. Officials call the fire suspicious as they investigate possible arson or accident.
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Arcadia, Fla
DeSoto County
Louise Ray
Sarasota
Ray
Smithers
Vernon Keen
Armand Summerall
DeSoto Public Safety
Summerall
Ray Boys
Memorial Elementary
Judith Kavanaugh
Lorain County Chronicle Telegram Ad Price List 1950
Public notice style list shows publishing firm Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co Elyria Ohio. Provides home and mail delivery rates daily and Sunday as well as motor route options. Includes address and contact lines for editorial staff and circulation hotlines.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
P.O
Elyria
Ohio
Otto B. Schoepfle
Arthur D. Hudnutt
Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Elvin
Lorain
Cleveland
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
United States
Buddies Help AIDS Victims Through City Program
The volunteer buddy program pairs peers to listen and assist AIDS patients. Gerald, Stewart, and Richard, all gay and some Black, share fears, training, and commitment to reduce isolation. Buddies provide practical guidance on discrimination, insurance, groceries, and daily needs while offering nonjudgmental support.
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Gerald
Stewart
Richard
Cleveland
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