Man charged in nightclub bloodbath kills deputy 1 dead
Ulysses L. Cribbs, 32, calmly opened fire with a 12 gauge shotgun in Club 89 crowd, killing Capt. Dennis Lipari, 39, and wounding 25 others in about 30 seconds. Cribbs surrendered in pajamas after the shooting. Charges filed include first degree murder and three counts of shooting with intent to kill.
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Ohio eyes extra school bus warning devices
Public hearing set for January 9 on two proposed bus safety devices from the Ohio Board of Education. The plan includes amber flashing lights beside existing red signals and a swing-out illuminated stop arm. Both are designed to alert motorists when buses stop to load or unload students.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Board of Education
Ohio
Cuyahoga Falls
Night crew keeps lights on despite midnight storms
John Amrich and his Ohio Edison team, including W. E. Miller, Larry Brewster, and Jim Doyle, answer hundreds of trouble calls monthly. They climb poles in bad weather to restore power quickly, with a service truck and gear valued over $55,000 backing their effort. The public is reminded that paid electricity funds support this essential reliability.
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W. E. Miller
Larry Brewster
Jim Doyle
Ohio Edison
John
Thousands visit Elvis grave at mansion in Memphis
Thousands of mournful fans viewed Elvis Presley’s grave in the meditation garden at his mansion in Memphis. About 3,400 visitors passed through in groups despite rain and cold, while security kept watch and allowed photos as they reflected near Presley and his mother Grace.
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Memphis, Tenn
Upl
Elvis Presley
Presley
Grace
Vernon Presley
Lisa Casey
Strenuous sports best heart protection not casual games
A study of 17 000 Harvard alumni shows strenuous sports like swimming running basketball handball and squash reduce heart attack risk, while casual activities such as golf bowling baseball softball and volleyball do not. Higher weekly energy output and total calories burned lower risk across ages. The protective effect persists with or without other risk factors.
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Pattenbarger
American Heart Association
Aluuni
Harvard University
Glaucoma patient seeks marijuana over surgery in Kansas
Ava Crow a 63 year old glaucoma patient in Wichita fought the US government to use marijuana legally to ease pressure behind her eye. She argued marijuana could prevent worsening of the disease but surgery was her only option after petitions and appeals failed. The June operation to relieve pressure cost her some vision.
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Wichita
Kan
UPI
Ava Cron
Crow
Griffin Bell
Farrah’s Smile By Faberge Wishes Luck On Film
Farrah receives a smile from Faberge to wish her luck as filming begins in New York today for the movie Someone Killed Her Husband. AP reports the project starts with a press kickoff and cast introductions.
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Farrah
New York
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