Longet Trial Jury Tentatively Seated
Aspen AP reports Claudine Longet aims to prove innocence by detailing Vladimir Sabichs last moments. She expresses despair and gratitude for local support as a 12 member jury nears swearing in. If convicted she faces up to 10 years and a $30,000 fine.
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Rocky Mountain
Miss Longet
Andy Williams
Vladimir ‘‘Spider
Sabich
Charles W Weedman
Pitkin County
Revill OX
Congress Will Make Election Tally Official
Washington AP report explains Congress will formally tally the 1976 presidential electoral votes in a joint House Senate session. Carter is projected to win 297 votes, Ford 240, Reagan 1, with 538 total electoral votes. District of Columbia adds three votes. states grant all electoral votes to the popular winner, though some electors may deviate.
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Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
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Maryland Oyster Shortage Raises Prices Across Bay
Ice four to six inches thick blocks the Maryland oyster harvest from Smith Island to the Susquehanna River. Dorchester Crab House owner L K Woodland reports only one day’s supply in 10 days as boats struggle to operate. He warns higher prices as crews demand more for risky harvests.
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Associated Press
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Smith Island
Maryland Virginia
Susquehanna River
L.K. Woodland
Dorchester
Cambridge
Woodland
Dear Abby column on marriage and parenting issues
Readers seek Abby’s guidance on why a married man favors a tramp over his wife and how to address disrespectful sons. Abby reassures worried readers about sexual harm myths, offers moral guidance, and suggests firm boundaries with defiant teens and an evasive spouse.
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Abby
Allentown
Minnie
Virginians vow to fight 66 extension decision
Secretary Coleman approves a scaled down 9.6 mile I 66 link from the Capital Beltway to the Potomac River with 90 percent federal funding. Virginia must provide Metro right of way and about 44 million dollars in rail preparation and shift about 30 million to Metro from I 266 funds. Arlington groups vow legal and administrative challenges.
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Potomac River
Virginia
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State Department of Highways and Transportation
Arlington Coalition On Transportation
Northern Virginia Conservation Council
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Dulles International Airport
George Washington Parkway
Cancer death rates vary by geography and race
A National Cancer Institute report shows cancer death rates differ by location for nonwhite and white Americans and that geography may influence cancer risk. The study covers 35 cancers from 1950 to 1969, with higher overall nonwhite mortality driven by Blacks. Death rates are higher in males across groups.
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National Cancer Institute
Bryarly and Louthan Offer Free Insurance Comparisons
Bryarly and Louthan advertise free policy comparisons to align insurance cover with Christmas gifts. The service promises matching coverage to the value and risks of expensive presents.
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Bryarly & Louthan
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