Family plans wrongful death suit against CIA over agent's death
Frederick Maryland family of an Army researcher says they will sue the CIA for wrongful death after learning his 1953 suicide stemmed from an unwitting role in a CIA LSD drug experiment. Alice Olson and her three children spoke at their home, noting Rockefeller Commission findings.
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Navy stewards' costs cited by GAO and reform options
The GAO reports 8416 Navy stewards cost at least 51.7 million yearly and outlines savings from officers handling quarters and laundry, a ship buffet system, and closing shore BOQ messes. The findings contrast with Army and Air Force coverage.
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Design defect charged in police officer death case
Linda Kennedy of Delray Beach sues Chrysler Corp claiming a rear view mirror design created a blind spot enabling a gunman to kill her husband, Patrolman Daniel Kennedy, in a 1974 parking lot shooting. The widow seeks damages over 2,500 dollars and aims to test human factor design negligence in court.
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Salt Lake parade panel upholds float ban amid equality clash
Salt Lake City's Days of 47 Parade Committee voted 8 to 7 to ban a YWCA float for International Women's Year citing the disputed equality slogan. The clash linked to ERA debates follows Utah legislature defeat and earlier controversy over a separate Equal Rights Coalition float.
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Early European Fishers on Nova Scotian Coasts
French and Portuguese fishermen operated along Nova Scotia coasts in the early 16th century. National Geographic notes a possible Portuguese fishing village on Cape Breton Island as early as 1521, about 99 years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock.
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Front Royal Coin Club Meeting Tonight At Library
The Front Royal Coin Club will meet at 7 30 tonight in the Library of the Fifteenth Street School. A brief business meeting precedes the auction and the public is invited, a spokesman said.
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