Minnesota and Alabama lead Miss America prelims
Miss Minnesota Sue Erickson won the swimsuit contest and Miss Alabama Teresa Cheatham won the talent award in the first Miss America preliminary round in Atlantic City. Erickson, 18, of Coon Rapids, a lifeguard, earned a $1,500 scholarship. Cheatham, 20, of Wellington, Alabama, a Jacksonville University senior in music, won $2,500.
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Jacksonville University
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Fake Chicago MD Whatshisname refused bail cut
CHICAGO. A judge refused to lower the 510,000 bail for Kandaswamy Balasubramanilyam, accused of posing as a Chicago physician to steal more than 51,000 in Medicaid funds. He faces 74 theft counts and is jailed in Cook County. The defense sought 25,000 bail. prosecutors called him dangerous. He fled the country after a grand jury subpoena, was arrested May 13 in Anchorage, Alaska, and ordered to appear October 11.
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India
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Trial ordered in psychic murder case Chicago
Allan Showery, 32, faces murder trial in the Teresita Basa case after investigators said a supposed spirit possession led to his arrest. Defense argued arrest lacked basis, but Judge Frank W. Barbaro ruled the issue of the voice from the grave and probable cause moot.
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Miller to seek third UMWA term despite health issues
Arnold Miller, president of the United Mine Workers, says he will run for a third term despite health problems and a small dissident movement seeking his replacement. He credits recovery from recent health setbacks and argues he remains the best leader for the union. He spoke at Virginia Tech during the Ninth Annual Institute on Coal Mining Health, Safety and Research, a conference hosted by Tech, the Federal Bureau of Mines and the Mine Safety and Health Administration.
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Coalinga seeks state aid to curb cricket invasion
Coalinga Chamber of Commerce representatives asked Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. for help stamping out crickets overrunning the town. Spokesman George Lary said every house, store, and office faced cricket piles daily, with residents showing Brown photos of the infestation. Brown reacted with a brief, astonished remark as he spoke to Fresno County cotton growers.
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Coalinga Chamber of Commerce
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Coalinga
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Fresno County
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