Boston braces for security at Hyde Park High after clashes
Police plan heavy security when Hyde Park High School resumes Monday after Friday race related violence. Seven hurt and one arrested as students battled on the steps. several teachers were injured. A small number of students accused of instigating trouble, with metal detectors to be reinstated at entrances.
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Speculation on breakthrough in Ford Motor contract talks
UAW bargainers planned weekend talks with Ford amid optimism a breakthrough nears. Separately, about 170000 Ford workers on strike received pay for two to three days, as talks stalled on wages benefits and job security. Production declines hit Ford and Ford Canada due to the walkout.
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EPA suspends drive to lower lead in gas
The EPA halts planned lead reduction in gasoline due to studies warning of possible gasoline shortages over the next three years. refiners may keep current lead levels during a three year grace period before a single staged cut, targeting the same health protections without triggering supply issues.
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Zoo keeper saved from elephant in Central Park Zoo
Veteran keeper Harry Wurster, 48, was dragged by a 30-year-old elephant named Julia into a cage at the Central Park Zoo. Senior keeper Joni Adornetta, 57, rushed in, kicked the elephant, and pulled Wurster free. He was hospitalized in satisfactory condition with back and arm injuries.
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Silence at Carter Ford debate blamed on tiny capacitor
An audio failure froze seven minutes of Thursday's Carter Ford debate. Engineers traced the fault to a small capacitor in a $1 component, disrupting amplification and delaying signal delivery to networks. CBS and telephone links supplied a temporary fix while lawmakers consider studio debates to reduce technical risk.
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Maryland Numbera Game Lottery Result Report
The Maryland Numbera Game daily lottery drawing Friday produced the winning number S37. No additional details on prizes or drawings are provided in the record.
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Patricia Hearst sentenced to seven years in bank robbery case
Patricia Hearst receives seven year term for bank robbery while appeal looms. Judge William H. Orrick notes violent conduct cannot be condoned. Hearst, 22, silent as sentence handed down after jury found she freely participated in the April 14 raid. Credit for 371 days served reduces time to 16 months before parole eligibility. Defense plans appeal and bail request. prosecutors vow to fight motion.
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Man who killed 11 year old seeks death penalty
Goode, a former mental patient with a history of sexual charges against youths, was sentenced in Virginia to life with a possible death sentence sought by the defendant. He killed Kenny Dawson in Falls Church and faced charges in Florida and Maryland. The jury could only impose life, but Goode urged that the death penalty be allowed, saying he would kill again if released.
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NAACP faces last hours fight to post $1.6 million bond
Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson appeals to churches to raise funds as the NAACP battles a Mississippi court ruling requiring a bond to appeal a $1.2 million judgment. The case centers on a civil conspiracy claim by 12 merchants over a boycott tied to employment practices and alleged discrimination.
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Synagogue Declares In-House Funeral Service Plan
Rabbi Arnold Goodman of Adeth Jeshurun Synagogue in Minneapolis announces a new in-house funeral procedure to handle deaths from death to burial. Members of Chevra Kavod Hamet will build coffins sew shrouds counsel families and provide a limousine, with the family paying only for the grave plot and opening charges. The plan cites FTC concerns over funeral industry abuses and aims to keep costs around 400 dollars per funeral.
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Rap Brown Wins New Trial And Parole
H Rap Brown, jailed activist, wins a new trial on a 1968 firearms conviction in New Orleans and parole from a 1971 armed robbery sentence in New York. The New Orleans ruling came as parole was granted in New York, where Brown has served about five years. His defense lawyer described it as a victory and said he may seek bond once parole begins. Charges pending include the gun charge and skipping bond. The parole would shift Brown to start serving a five year federal sentence. the new ruling nullifies that sentence. An appeals court ordered a new trial after claiming trial prejudice related to a Maryland gun charge associated with the case.
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