Film used in crime prevention draws feminist backlash
In Clair Shores Michigan feminists criticize a Detroit area police film titled to Say No to a Person Accused in Incident Case and Survive. They argue Frederic Storaska, who presents the talk, lacks scientific study and promotes coercive behavior by women facing alleged attackers. NOW members call the film a harmful showman production.
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Doris Little
Macomb County
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Spey
Marilyn Ohourke- Athena
Aisa
Storaska
Convicted Killer Gilmore Seeks No Appeal for Execution
Gary Mark Gilmore, set for a firing squad execution on Nov. 1, has tried to fire his lawyers and opt out of appealing. Defense attorney Craig Snyder will seek new counsel while pursuing a stay, arguing Gilmore’s capacity to decide is compromised by pressure. Warden Samuel Smith asked state officials about increasing the firing squad to five. Gilmore has spent 18 years in prison and told Judge J Hubert Bullock he wants to proceed with the execution, saying he does not want more life in jail.
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Gary Mark
Gilmore
United States
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Sai
Snyder
Uta Snyder
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Hem
Gilimora
Samuel Smith
Ulah State
Attorney General's Office
Giltore
J. Hubert Bullock
Hijackers sentenced to die in the Philippines
Three Muslim youths were sentenced to death by firing squad for piracy and multiple murder tied to a Philippine Airlines hijacking last spring. The May 21 incident diverted the jet from Davao to Zamboanga. ten passengers and three hijackers died as government forces stormed the aircraft.
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Three men charged in plot to poison Philadelphia water
Authorities say three men from Pennsauken Philadelphia and Darby conspired to contaminate the city water with heating oil if a $1 million ransom was not paid. They were arrested after a taped threat found at City Hall and at the Navy Yard. Evidence indicated the plan involved a helicopter drop and 1000 gallons of oil if demands were unmet.
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Kevin Grosso
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System
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Atlantic City celebrates gambling approval with festive mood
Atlantic City, New Jersey, rejoices as voters approve a constitutional amendment allowing casino gaming. Officials warn caution while promoters plan renovations, new hotels, and rapid development ahead of possible gambling start in years. Industry players like Resorts International push forward as stock activity stalls briefly on Wall Street.
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Jimmy
Stryder
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Snyder
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Palcker
Traresce
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Joseph Lazarow
John Rich
New York City
Here
New York
Las Vegas
Cease-fire shatters as Beirut fights flare again
In Beirut the fiercest fighting since the truce began two weeks ago erupts with rockets artillery and tanks. Hospitals and militia sources report about 15 dead and 20 wounded as President Sarkis and Arab League mediator Khali seek to preserve the peace plan amid sporadic dawn explosions.
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Yasir Arafat
Saudi Arabia
Mostem
No Man's Lann
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Tebinon
Arafat
Damasess
al Thawra
Israel
Syria
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Cebanga
Lottery roundup shows mixed digit draws and prizes
Lottery roundup lists several draw formats with mixed digits such as six digit 30067 five digit 17913 four digit 689 three digit 129 and two digit a9. The source presents a terse catalog of numbers without clear results or dates.
Girl joins rainbow lodge amid Iowa controversy
Twelve year old Michelle Palmer was installed in the Rainbow group raising questions of eligibility amid hints of an unwritten ban on black members. Iowa Rainbow assemblies were suspended or expelled pending review as police kept crowds off the Masonic Lodge property during the Wednesday ceremony.
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Iowa
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International Order of the Rainbow
National Service “Organization
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Rainbow
Dwaine Palmer
Indianola Masonic Lodge
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Rialdon Girls
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