Patapsco High senior president facing murder for hire trial
Michael Schindler, 18, Patapsco High class president, is jailed without bail awaiting trial on two counts of stabbing deaths in a Thanksgiving weekend murder-for-hire scheme. He pleaded insanity, with psychiatric evaluation ordered, while classmates recall his leadership and charisma.
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Patapsco Senior High School
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William Zinman
Patapsco High
Elva Venzke
the Patriot
Patapsco
David Driver
Baltimore
Patapsco Patriots
Dessecker
Maria Zisser
Mary Thompson
Woman held after fatal stabbing of two men near Prospect Lounge
A 26 year old woman surrendered to police in Cleveland admitting she stabbed two North Olmsted men after an argument in their car outside Prospect Lounge on Prospect Avenue. Albert Dorr died from chest wounds. Ronald Healy survived. The coroner confirmed three chest stab wounds on Dorr. Healy treated and released before re admittance to hospital. No charges filed yet.
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Prospect Avenue
Timothy Patton
Prospect Lounge
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Patton
Albert M. Dorr
Clague Road
Ronald J. Healy
Dorr
Healy
Cuyahoga County
Deaconess Hospital
Fairview General Hospital
Deaconess
Tony Thompson
Schindier
David Robertson
Zinman
Schindler
Zieman
Clements
Battle
Long Beach
Hostage talks raise hopes for embassy siege end
In Bogota negotiations continue with three more hostages freed, boosting optimism for the remaining 29 captives in the Dominican Republic Embassy. Officials caution the siege is not over, as government guerrilla talks resume after recent sessions.
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Colombia
Dominican Republic
Kennedy, Carter Lead In Tight Democratic Primaries
In New York and Connecticut Kennedy leads with 399.5 delegates while Carter reaches 747.5 of 1,666 needed. Reagan tops 314 toward 998, Bush 68, Anderson 45. Kennedy credit ed to families and jobs, with Brown campaigning in Wisconsin. Strauss cites UN vote and budget cuts as hurting Carter. Powell notes surprising defeats. Kennedy dominates NYC and suburbs.
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Reagan
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New York
White House
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Upstate
Cancer breakthrough links X rays to cancerous cells
New York biologist Dr. Carmin Borek of Columbia University reports using X rays to transform human skin cells into cancerous cells, a finding announced to the American Cancer Society and published in Nature. The work tests radiation risks, compares human and animal susceptibility, and aims to evaluate protective agents and reversal methods.
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Fla
UPI
New York
Carmin Borek
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
American Cancer Soci
Borek
Nature
Everglades mink study yields no live specimens
University of Miami biologist Andrew Smith received 12000 dollars from the Interior Department to study the Everglades mink. A year later no live mink were trapped despite extensive fieldwork along U S 41, with 15 carcasses and mink dung as clues. Smith notes most sightings came from roadkill data and efforts failed to capture living animals.
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Miami
UPI
Interior Department
University of Miami
Andrew T. Smith
Smith
U.S. 41
Ronstadt concert tests Cincinnati safety rules after crowd tragedy
In Cincinnati Riverfront Coliseum a sell-out 12,800 crowd attended Linda Ronstadt’s concert the second since 11 people suffocated in a crowd crush last December. Police issued 80 citations, mainly for alcohol violations, and one arrest as they enforce strict security.
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UPI
Riverfront Coliseum
Linda Ronstadt
Coliseum
Ohio school levies fail in two districts
In Cleveland Heights University Heights, a 14-mill operating levy was defeated 10,285 to 4,083 amid 32.5 percent turnout. In Defiance and Williams counties, Central Local School District voters rejected a 6-mill levy, as coverage notes shifting local finance concerns.
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