Scout Leader's Booby Trap Kills Troop Member
Miami police say Boy Scout leader Carmen Falco rigged a .22 rifle to a bathroom door to deter burglars. Richard Brush Jr. 14 was shot and killed when the door opened. Falco, 31, says he learned booby trapping in Vietnam and no charges have been filed pending a police report.
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Miami
Carmen Charles Falco
Richard Brush Jr
Falco
Robert Kaye
Vietnam
Army
Richie
Brush
Chuck
Aristodes Lima
Elimination play and a six spade slam in bridge
In a Chicago Tribune bridge article, West doubles to show takeout, North preempts to four spades, and South ventures to a heart heavy slam. An expert sequence reveals the correct line: cross to trumps, ruff hearts, and avoid endplay to make six spades.
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Declarer
West
North
East
South
Reynolds Informs Customers of Possible Defective Plates
Reynolds Metals informs about 50 aircraft industry customers that aluminum plates from its McCook plant may be defective. The issue surfaced after a customer found random areas indicating a defect and FAA, Air Force, and Navy were notified. FAA will determine affected parts and possible plane testing.
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Richmond, Va
Reynolds Metals
Reynolds
McCook, Nl
FAA
Air Force
Navy
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Federal Aviation Administration
Burial of 747-Pound Twin Ends Brothers' Carnival Career
Billy McCrary 32, weighing 747 pounds, was buried in Hendersonville after a carnival tour with Benny as the McGuire Twins. The funeral featured a maple coffin widened for burial and a Guinness/Ripley’s attendance. The brothers rose to fame entertaining worldwide before McCrary died from injuries in a Niagara Falls motorcycle accident.
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Hendersonville
N.C
Billy McCrary
McCrary
Benny
McGuire Twins
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Billy
Albert Jones
Guinness Book of World Records
Ripley’s
Believe It Or Not
Aveside
Guinness
Charles Jackson
Benny McCrary
McCrarys
Virginia jobless pay faces trouble in recession
Ronald M. Montgomery warned the Virginia Employment Commission that a deeper recession could strain the unemployment compensation fund. He projected next year benefits near 130 million at 5.3 percent unemployment, or about 200 million at 6.4 percent, risking bankruptcy unless employer taxes rise.
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Richmond
Virginia Employment Commission
Ronald M. Montgomery
House Labor and Commerce Committee
Montgomery
Virginia
WEC
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Chicago Tribune
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Sizzling Steak House
Epeeieloch
Orkney Springs
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Holst Grenge
Wagner
Feirtax Bend Co
Trave Atanse
Jacob— Ory Surte Sousamore
Seturdey
Leonore
Moussorgsky
Pians
Jean Carrington Cook
Mozart
Hindemith
Brahms
Woodstock
G & M Music
Symphony
Margaret Thomas
William Hilbrenk
Chetkovsky
Richard Brush
Winchester
Hillbilly Sue
Eagles Club
John Henry and
Berryville
Teddy Whipp and
the Dewdroppers
Sonny Edwards
Modernaires
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Fort Edwards Sportsmens Club
Roger Royce
Stoned
Morrisburg
Berryville Avenue
Europe
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Yorktown
England
France
Germany
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Busch Gardens
Ieee
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Don Barnes
the Countrymen
Polly Shank
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick, Maryland
K & L Productions
Brian Leiter
Cloverleaf Road
Hagerstown
Maryland
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