Killers Sought After Deer at West Virginia Zoo
In St. Albans a tame deer named Gretchen, a popular petting-zoo attraction, was shot with bladed arrows and bled to death. The director, Tom Perlozzo, said the deer had five or six wounds and he tried to save it, covering it with a blanket before it died. The killing occurred Sunday after an employee left at noon and calls came at 1:15 pm.
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Trial Opens in 100 Million Oraflex Suit in Georgia
In Columbus Georgia prosecutors pursue a $100 million case against Eli Lilly & Co claiming its anti arthritis drug Oraflex caused the death of an elderly woman. The son's suit marks the first of over 80 cases in state and federal courts with about four to six weeks of expected testimony from medical and marketing experts.
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Here
Snow Expected in High Utah Mountains
The Associated Press reports a cold front bringing rain and potential snow up to a foot in Utah's mountains. Forecasters warn of dense fog in the south central U S and widespread clouds across the nation with varying temperatures from 28 at International Falls to 77 in Key West.
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Snow and rain forecast across regions with cool to mild temps
The National Weather Service calls for snow and flurries in the northern Rockies, rain with some snow from the Southwest to the upper Great Lakes, and showers for Florida. Cooler conditions predominate in the Plains while the South and East trend milder. Today will be partly sunny to largely clear tonight with highs mid-50s to near 60 and lows near 40. Tomorrow highs 58 to 67 with variable skies.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Fryday Temperature Extremes
Local forecast shows showers chances midweek with fair conditions Friday. Highs reach upper 50s to low 60s Wednesday, fall to mid to upper 40s Thursday, and drop to upper 30s to low 40s Friday. Lows range from 35 to 40 Wednesday, around 30s Thursday, and 25 to 30 Friday.
Ohio Lottery The Number and Lotto results
The Ohio Lottery announced The Number winning 787 for Saturday night. The Ohio Lotto drew 2 5 11 25 27 34 with one ticket winning the 2 368 919 jackpot paid in 20 annual installments. Additional winners totaled 198 for five numbers and 8 595 for four. Sales reached 2 028 855 with payouts 2 933 543. Earnings from The Number were 955 642 on sales 1 226 019.50, with winners sharing 270 377.50.
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Jogging With Dogs May Hurt Canines
Phoniewa AP reports veterinarians warn owners who jog with dogs risk muscle injuries and heat stress. Dr. Rick Wells says dogs must build condition gradually and hot sidewalks can burn footpads. Dr. Rick Sampson notes a rise in jogging related injuries though overall percentage remains low.
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Tempe Veterinary Hospital Ltd
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Ingleside Animal Clinic
Mother Delivers Daughter in Car Near Muldoon Road
In Anchorage a couple’s third child, Tamera, was born in the front seat of their car after an 85 mph dash with Deena Oines delivering. They had emergency birthing prep due to distance from hospital, with the baby wrapped in a rabbit coat.
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Tamera
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Matanuska-Susitna
U S Presses El Salvador to Halt Right Wing Violence
U S embassy officials press Salvadoran government to crack down on right wing terrorist groups seen killing and threatening prominent Salvadorans. An anonymous official notes embassy pressure in regular talks with Salvadoran leaders. Defense Minister Gen. Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova sharply criticizes the groups.
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Carlos Eugenio Vides Casanova
Thousands rally against Reagan in Japan
Police prepare a 90,000 strong security force for President Reagan's Japan visit. At Tokyo hotels security checks proceed room by room while routes to Prime Minister Nakasone's villa are sealed. Reagan arrives Wednesday for a four day stay and will shuttle by helicopter with a public Meiji Shrine appearance planned.
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Reagan
Okura
U.S
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Nakasone
Meiji Shrine
Anti-Khomeini Iranians seize offices across Europe
Expatriates briefly occupied Iran Air offices in London Paris and Vienna smashing windows spraying walls and tearing down posters of Ayatollah Khomeini. About 20 people occupied the Iranian Embassy in Brussels for an hour before police ejected them. London arrested 10 Vienna eight for vandalism. In Paris the office manager was beaten and the group fled before police arrived.
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First Anglo-Irish summit aims to ease Northern Ireland conflict
Thatcher and FitzGerald meet at Chequers under tight security to discuss new initiatives for ending sectarian conflict. FitzGerald seeks support for proposals to be unveiled next spring as relations with Britain look to improve after last year’s Falklands tensions and Haughey’s stance.
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Margaret Thatcher
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Garret FitzGerald
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Agea Reenacts Meetings With Bulgarians in Papal Shooting Case
Mehmet Ali Agea, jailed for the 1981 St. Peter's Square attempt on Pope John Paul II, re enacted meetings with Bulgarians for Italian prosecutors. He walked past the former Bulgarian Embassy cashier’s residence as Judge Nario Martella led the investigation, with a second reenactment in three weeks.
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Mehmet Ali Agea
John Paul II
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St. Peter's Square
Nario Martella
Akron Teamsters approve 23 month contract with 5.1 percent raise
About 200 of 240 Teamsters Local 473 truck drivers and mailers ratified a 23 month contract offering 5.1 percent wage increases. The deal allows relaxed work rules to aid Akron Beacon Journal expansion. Negotiations had expired for related Guild workers and maintenance staff, with ratification pending.
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Lottery numbers draw in Harrisburg
AP reports the Pennsylvania Daily Lottery winning number on Saturday was 6 1 7 and the Big 4 Lottery won with 7 6 5 8. The draws occurred in Harrisburg with no reported incidents or bonuses.
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Jack tops Ramrod as top jackass at Knightdale festival
Jack, a 5 year old gray jackass owned by Harvey Bissette, won the first annual jackass festival judged by Wake County veterinarians George Kaddy and Tor Neal. Ramrod took second as the "Ugliest Mule" and Amtrak placed third with long brown ears.
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George Kaddy
Tor Neal
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Border town Sasabe goes on sale for 3.5 million
Kasabe, Sonora border town Sasabe offered for 3.5 million over 10 years with 875000 down. package includes 450 acres, businesses, 24 homes, a bar, two liquor licenses, bakery, hardware store, general store, service station, auto parts, post office, and water wells. Elementary school, U S Custom building, and mission church not included.
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First American Realty and Development Comp
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Sidney Poitier
Notable quotes tie crime, fame, and politics in a Sunday read
Prisoner Jean Harris says in interview she misses her dog more than her victim Dr Herman Tarnower. Blood tests reportedly show Paul McCartney not Bettina Huebers father. Billy Graham Day marked in Los Angeles as Hearst puffed his image. Robert Scheer at Seattle seminar argues Nixon urges dialogue with the Soviet Union for peace.
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