Harrisburg jury to decide Bradfield death or life sentence
A jury convicts English teacher William Bradfield Jr. of three counts of first degree murder and three counts of conspiracy in the killings of Susan Reinert and her two children. After 11 days of testimony, jurors deliberated 75 minutes before the verdicts, with prosecutors saying he sought to gain an inheritance through conspirators. The penalty phase to determine death or life imprisonment begins today.
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Tanks explode as dishwasher run on propane tanks
Propane tanks from a hot air balloon exploded in Maxwell's Grill kitchen in Champaign Illinois on Saturday while being run through a dishwasher injuring 10 employees, three severely burned. Fire officials said pressure from hot water caused gas leakage and ignition.
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Don Bolton
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Weather Report Shows Scattered Rain Across U.S. Regions
Scattered rain dots the western U.S. with gusty winds in the northeast and snow in higher mountains. Central Kansas and the central California coast see showers while western Washington faces a freeze warning. Temperatures at 3 PM EDT range from 33 in Montpelier Vermont to 86 in McAllen Texas. Forecast calls for rain from Washington to northern California and Nevada with showers across northern Utah and western Idaho and along central Texas coast.
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Weekend Showers Forecast Across Pacific Coast States
National Weather Service forecasts showers for parts of California, Oregon, Washington, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. Mostly sunny today with highs in the mid 50s to near 60, then increasing cloudiness tonight with lows in the mid 30s to near 40. Monday looks cloudy with highs in the 60s.
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Lake Erie Weather: Southerly Winds 10 to 15 Knots
The forecast calls for southerly winds on Lake Erie at 10 to 15 knots with waves averaging 2 feet or less today. Mariners should expect light chop and calm seas overall.
Pleasant dry stretch extended into Thursday
Extended outlook calls for a dry pleasant period from Tuesday through Thursday. Morning lows dip from the 40s to the low 50s with daytime highs in the 60s on Tuesday and Wednesday and from the mid 60s to low 70s on Thursday.
Mondale opens Ohio campaign HQ with 250 supporters
Ohio headquarters for Walter F. Mondale’s presidential bid opened Friday in Cleveland area amid a rally of about 250 supporters. Cuyahoga County Commissioner Timothy F. Hagan named Mondale’s Ohio chairman.
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Boeing 707 Abbreviates Era With Final New York Flight
After 19 billion miles and 25 years the Boeing 707 ends service in the United States. Trans World Airlines Flight 4 from Miami to New York marks the last regular scheduled commercial trip of the jet that began the era of modern airliners. No celebrations planned.
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TWA Ends 707 Passenger Service As Fleet Reworks Continue
TWA faces ongoing financial strain and plans to wind down passenger flights on remaining 707s. A spokesman said operations would fade away, with one final flight likely returning a jet to Kansas City after which military 707s like AWACS will remain in service and production may extend into 1987 or beyond.
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De Lorean funds traced in court search findings
Documents seized during a court ordered search of John De Lorean's New Jersey home may have helped locate more than half of about 17.7 million dollars missing from the De Lorean Motor Co. accounts. FBI and federal grand jury probes in Detroit involve unsecured creditors. A Detroit judge froze a Chase Manhattan Bank account where the cash was deposited in September 1979. The money was intended for developing the De Lorean sports car, and creditors seek restitution.
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NRC probes alleged falsifications at Diablo Canyon plant
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is examining anonymous allegations that PG E falsified earthquake safety analyses of pipes at the Diablo Canyon nuclear plant. Spokesman Jim Hanchett said licensing staff in Washington are reviewing the matter while PG E project engineer Myron Leppke disputed the allegations.
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Tests Aren't Quick Fix for Better Schools
Educational Testing Service president Gregory R. Anrig warned that standardized tests cannot rapidly reform schools and pledged a more activist stance to curb test abuse. He urged limiting teacher competency exams to entry into the profession and said the service would push for restraint at state and local levels.
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Argentina Votes in First Civilian Elections in 19 Years
In a historic shift, nearly 18 million Argentines vote to choose a civilian government after 19 years of military rule. They elect president and vice president, national and provincial lawmakers, governors and local officials amid deep economic crisis and memories of repression. Thirteen parties run. only Peronists and Radicals seen as likely to win.
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Parton On Stallone Contrast In Tennessee Shoot
In Nashville area filming The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Dolly Parton compares Bart Reynolds as laid back to Sylvester Stallone as a high-energy, driven co star while Rhinestone filming continues nearby. Colby urges nuclear freeze at UVAspeech. Hatfield dispels retirement rumor to supporters in Silverton. Jamie Fiske survives after liver transplant amid family battle and public push for care.
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Hague protest halts city as anti nuclear rally surges
About 500000 protesters gathered in The Hague for the largest Dutch demonstration in history opposing NATO’s 1986 plan to deploy 572 medium range missiles. Princess Irene urged action as two hundred Dutch soldiers joined civilians, while rallies spread to Denmark and Portugal and protests intensified at a U.S. Army base in Heilbronn.
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Possible survivors seen near Glomar Java Sea search
Global Marine Inc said two to three possible survivors were spotted about 60 miles northwest of the initial site in the South China Sea where the 5,926 ton Glomar Java Sea oil drilling rig vanished four days earlier with 81 aboard. A U S military spokesman said no crew had been found yet.
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Sir Freddie Laker ventures Skytrain Holidays collapse
Sir Freddie Laker's Skytrain Holidays has failed and will wind up business Monday. Laker returns to London from Florida to oversee winding up. The firm offered package tours to Mexico, Bermuda, and the United States with backing from Rowland of Lonrho.
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Wounded Ohio Marine carries family military tradition
West Unity AP reports Lance Cpl. Keith D. Harter, 19, wounded in Grenada, embodies a family service pattern. His father Rex is a WWII pilot, a brother and stepbrother serve in the Army, two older brothers were Navy veterans. Frances Harter recalls his pride in the Marines and his expected return stateside early in the week.
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Keith D. Harter
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Rex
Vietnam
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Suburban newsletters touted to boost image and attract residents
In Cincinnati area suburbs officials publish newsletters to keep residents informed and to sway potential newcomers. Springdale council member and editor Donald Metcalf says the newsletters are effective, delivering dozens of responses from annual surveys for a few thousand dollars.
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