Ex-Washington Post editor Alfred Friendly dies at 71
Alfred Friendly, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and longtime Washington Post managing editor, died Monday night at his Georgetown home from a personal safety related gunshot wound after cancer battles. He was 71, survived by his wife Jean and five children Alfred, Jonathan, Lucinda, Nicholas, and Victoria. Friendly joined The Post in 1939, served as editor 1955, later reported on the 1967 Middle East war earning the Pulitzer Prize.
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Kansas City Hyatt settlement reaches one million total
Jackson County Circuit Judge Forest W. Hanna approved a settlement for relatives of Delores Carmona of Topeka linked to the 1981 Hyatt Regency skywalk collapse that killed 114. The family, described as Delores Carmona’s father husband and son, could receive more than $1 million in the suit against designers builders owners and operators.
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Colder Weather to Spread Across Most of U S Tomorrow
Weather forecast indicates colder temperatures nationwide with flurries from the western Plains to the upper Great Lakes. Rain is expected ahead of the snow, with wet conditions in Southern Florida and the Pacific Northwest. North tonight and Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers northwest, while other areas remain mostly clear. Lows tonight 38 to 45, highs Wednesday 56 to 66.
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Storm Moves Through Rockies Prompt Winter Watch For South Dakota
A central storm system pounded the Rockies with heavy snow in Wyoming while a winter storm watch was issued for southwestern South Dakota. Rain showers spread from southern Minnesota across the Nebraska panhandle to Utah and southern California. Ohio faced a cold front from Wisconsin toward a Colorado low, bringing scattered showers, while the rest of the state enjoyed sun and highs in the 60s with cool tonight temperatures.
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Local Showers Expected Before Pleasant Weekend
A weather notice indicates chances of showers on Thursday with fair conditions Friday and Saturday. High temperatures run in the 50s Thursday and drop to the 40s Friday and Saturday, with lows in the 40s Thursday, the 20s Friday, and the 30s Saturday.
Convicted Spisak ally Reddish jailed for aiding neo Nazi
Ronald Reddish, 33, found guilty of attempted murder and obstructing justice in 1982 Cleveland Hardaway shootings linked to Frank G. Spisak Jr. He received 8 1/2 to 25 years after jurors, in a nine to three panel, deliberated about three hours. Spisak faces the death penalty for three CSU killings.
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Study says undocumented aliens bring more revenue than cost in Texas
A LBJ School UT report finds illegal immigrants contribute more tax revenue than public services cost in Texas, though urban areas lose money on services like education and health. The study disaggregates state and local data for Texas and six urban regions including Austin Dallas Houston San Antonio El Paso and the Rio Grande Valley.
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Nun shot near home in Detroit. purse stolen
Catholic nun Sister Hungerman, a Marygrove College teacher, was shot as she approached her northwest Detroit home. Neighbors said her purse was taken and found two blocks away. no suspects named.
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US and Japan sign military technology transfer pact
The United States and Japan signed an agreement to frame transfer of Japanese military technology to the US ahead of President Reagan’s four day visit. A new joint military technology commission will review all US requests for Japanese tech for quick approval or rejection.
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Kohl and Romania urge shift in arms talks
Chancellor Helmut Kohl says an ally urges the Soviet Union to drop a key demand in U S Soviet arms talks and notes Washington plans new proposals. Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu asked Moscow to stop insisting on including British and French missiles, a major obstacle ahead of Geneva talks ending Nov 15.
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Powerful quake rocks Belgium Liege city
Belgium’s strongest quake since 1938 struck Liege early today. An elderly woman died when a ceiling collapsed while at least 10 people were injured and many buildings were badly damaged. The seismic service in Brussels reported a 5.0 quake with three shocks, the first at 1:49 a.m. local time.
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Ohio Lottery reports earnings from The Number and Pick 4
The winning The Number was 694 and Pick 4 9452. Earnings totaled 826671.50 from The Number with 1,058,357 in sales and 231,685.50 paid to winners. Pick 4 sales reached 150,916 with 67,879.50 to winners. A $1 straight won 4,246 and a $1 boxed won 177.
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National City Corp Sells Two Cleveland Buildings
National City Corp sells the National City Bank Building and the National City East Sixth Building in downtown Cleveland to a consortium of two law firms Thompson Hine Floryard and Hahn Loeser Freedheim Dean Wellman and a real estate firm Adler Galvin Rogers. The deal, valued above 20 million, should close November 30 with Adler Galvin Rogers managing the properties.
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Bar soap linked to germs study sparks odorless debate
Michigan State University biochemist Jon J. Kabara warns that bar soap may harbor germs and contaminate frequent users in public restrooms. He favors liquid soap and urges legal bans on bar soap in public washrooms based on a Minnetonka Inc sponsored study reported in a medical journal.
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Man Arrested While Bathing In Break-In
Franklin man James S. Kadar, 26, was tied up in a bubble bath when Mary Anderson found him in her home. He faced two counts of breaking and entering after police, alerted by Anderson and her daughter, arrested him without incident at 5:20 p.m.
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Crosby plans big bash while buying time for venue
Kathryn Crosby weighs a large party for Bing’s friends with details to be settled by week’s end amid a Williamsport area location dispute. Wayne Newton edged toward acquiring the Aladdin Hotel Las Vegas, with papers signed and state gaming approval pending after a 1980 purchase. Heifetz says I quit amid master class dispute at USC. Alabama faces a 1.7 million payout dispute over IHT contract. David Toma warns Nebraska students about drugs after touring 34 schools.
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