Mothers charged in death of malnourished boy in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a 6 year old boy died from malnutrition amid a case involving his mother Trula Bush and Willa Mayes. Both women face neglect and involuntary manslaughter charges with bond set at 15 000. Police say a religious rite using salt water to ward off demons contributed to the neglect.
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Dano
Josefina Aguilar
Trula, Bush
Willa Mayes
Iimits
Sis
Mayes
Poties
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Daniel
Jackey
Mrs. Bush
Den
Spinel
Aguilar
Lackey
Tina Balail
Boy with cerebral palsy dies as boyfriend sleeps on him
In Far Rockaway New York, a one year old boy with cerebral palsy died from apparent suffocation after his mother's boyfriend fell asleep on him. The mother Teresa Speer and Vincent Speer, 16, were in the apartment when the incident occurred around 12:30 a.m. Police said the death is being treated as accidental and are not releasing further details.
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New York
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Paul Alexander
Far Rockaway
Teresa Speer
Vincent
Alexander
James Coughlin
Andrew McGee
William Moutt
Hingo Peninsula General Hospital
Striking firemen evacuate hospital
In southeast London a 12 day strike ended as firemen rushed to evacuate 20 patients from St Thomas Hospital after a blaze. Police reported no injuries among patients and minimal damage. Another fire at Middlesex Hospital marked its fifth incident in days, believed started by a firedog.
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Attimalinen
St. Thomas’ Hospital
Middlesex Hospital
Black leader calls for Rhodesian talks
Salisbury Rhodesia The Black nationalist Bishop Abel Muzorewa urged immediate talks with all parties in the Rhodesian dispute He will meet Premier Ian Smith during preliminary talks and push for an internal settlement with black nationalists He set September 12 1978 as the target date for black majority rule and said negotiations must be open and direct with Smith to arrange transfer of power
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Rhodesia
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Muzorewa
Afcican National Council
Wok Sshother
Ian Stalth
Smith
Farmers flood Main Street in president's hometown
Thousands of farmers protested in Plains Georgia clogging Main Street with 19 000 to 15 00 tractors in a display sparked by cries of economic distress and a threatened nationwide farm strike. Organizer Tom Kersey said support in Congress appeared likely as the event pressed for guaranteed profits amid drought and harvest volatility.
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Georgie Farm
Federal judge orders continued joint publication in Alaska
U.S. District Judge James Fitzgerald ruled the Anchorage Daily Times must continue jointly publishing the Anchorage Daily News under the Newspaper Preservation Act. The dispute centers on payments, the scope of shared operations, and potential arbitration procedures amid a multi‑million dollar lawsuit and threats to end the arrangement.
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Anchorage Daily Times
Anchorage Daily News
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Times
News
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Robert Atwood
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the News
U.S
James Fitzgerald
Then- Junction
Utah high court upholds death penalty in 1970s killings
The Utah Supreme Court on Friday unanimously affirmed first degree murder convictions and the death penalty for Dale Pierre of New York and William Andrews of Dallas in the 1974 Hill Air Force Base shop murders. The court rejected defense claims of procedural and constitutional errors. Victims Stanley Welker Michelle Ansley and Carol Naisbitt were killed after being tortured during the robbery. Naisbitt's son Cortney and Orren Walker survived.
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Utah Supreme Court
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Ogden
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Robert van Selver
Pierre
Faday
US Supreme Court
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Andrews
Hill Air Force Base
HIF
Stanley Welker
Michelle Ansley
Carol Naisbitt
Mrs. Naisbitt
Cortney Naisbitt
Walker
Asher
Orren Walker
Poline
Miss Ansley
Lottery roundup and daily numbers reported
In Baltimore AP reports the Maryland Numbers daily lottery drawing and nearby results. The numbers drawn were 748 for the daily game and 723 earlier in the day, with Sevensly-five noted in the roundup.
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Pittsburgh
Maryland
Daily Wan Extablisted and Telepone ALI
Fragmented OCR text details a daily publication schedule and pricing. It mentions the Associated Press identifying a correction group, carrier rates per week and per year, plus holiday closures. No clear news event or people are presented.
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Fingerstown
Associated Press
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Thousands gather as Elvis Presleys grave opens to public
At Graceland in Memphis crowds gather ahead of public viewing from 9 to 10 p.m. daily except Mondays. Vernon Presley tours gravesites of Elvis and Gladys, gravesite features a sunrise granite base, TCB emblem, and a temple with stained glass. Bodies moved from Forest Hill Cemetery to Graceland on Oct 2 after a suspected theft plot.
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Vernon Presley
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Pregnant Navy pilot resigns citing limited advancement
Barbara Allen Rainey, the Navy's first woman pilot to win wings, resigns from active duty citing limited career advancement and restrictions on combat roles. She plans to stay with a reserve unit while awaiting the birth of her child, and notes ongoing barriers hinder a sustained aviation career for women.
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Barbara Allen Rainey
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California
John Rainey
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