Illicit Firecrackers Roar Across Fourth of July
United Press International reports Fourth of July fireworks spark illegal M-80s ash cans and super-blockbusters across the nation. States and localities ban many devices while police compare enforcement to Prohibition era efforts. incidents rise with illegal factories, cross border smuggling, and widespread stands despite laws.
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Man chased by mob dies amid Times Square nightmare
Gerald Coury, 26, an honor student at Fairfield University, allegedly died after a pre dawn chase by about 40 taunting youths in Times Square. Police say he died on subway tracks after leaping to the electrified rail. his brother Charles cites an autopsy showing heart stoppage with no burns.
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Why Cleveland Factory Jobs Report Was Buried
The firm criticized Mayor Ralph Perk for lacking site information and for contempt for planned action. It urged assembling sites and subsidizing improvements rather than tax abatements, while the growth association pressed for tax breaks and moving plants out of Cleveland.
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Bret Diminishes as Coast Guard Rescues Stranded Sailors
Tropical Storm Bret weakened to a very small storm as coastal rescue crews aided mariners. The Bibb rescued 12 crew from the Vigilant after it capsized east of Cape Henry, while cutters sought two disabled pleasure boats Patriot and Valiant Lady with unclear crews aboard. One death in rip currents was reported in North Carolina.
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Smiths in mix up over failed court summons
D M Smith faced a bench warrant after a missed hearing in a bad check case. Balena’s office cleared her of guilt with a letter to Imperial Foods, but a second D M Smith was also misidentified. Debra Smith proved she was not Donna M Smith after driver’s license check. Balena notes his office handles up to 50 bad check cases weekly.
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Controversy over all-savers certificate bill grows in Congress
Critics charge the proposed all-savers one year savings certificate, exempting up to $1,000 in interest, discriminates against the poor and elderly and acts as a bailout for thrifts. Senate Finance and House Ways and Means panels back similar plans to spur lending for housing, with tax exemptions offset by trimming other deductions.
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Cry recordings halt newborns crying say researchers
Florida State University psychologist Dr Russell D Clark III and Grace B Martin report that infants as young as 20 hours old stop crying when hearing a recording of their own wails. The study, conducted with 80 babies at Savannah Memorial Medical Center, suggests infants recognize their voices and reacts only to infant distress, not older children or chimpanzee cries. Findings to be published in Developmental Psychology this year.
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Morales defense cites new evidence in Seals case verdict
Cleveland jurors found Orlando Morales guilty of aggravated murder and kidnapping in the Tammy Seals case and felonious sexual penetration. Judge McMonagle imposed life terms plus 7 to 25 years, while defense attorney Milano condemned the trial and alleged courtroom bias and improper juror contact amid lingering disputes over investigations and transcripts.
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