Surviving witness protected after Bridgeport slayings
In Bridgeport West Virginia Harrison County investigators search for suspects after six people were murdered in a single home. Margaret Wooden 24 survived by feigning death and is under police guard as a key witness. Johnny Hall 45 wounded remains under hospital protection. Victims all from Miami include Livingston Stocker 33 John Holmes 26 Henry Clayton 35 Gilbert Williams 37 Michael Miller 24 Stocker s nephew. Unclear if victims arrived separately or as a group.
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Bid the limit of your hand at the first opportunity
In the Monte Carlo leg of the European Cup, North’s timid two spade raise allowed East to show hearts. West’s final contract defense, including a clever heart opening, doomed the declarer who went down two after a spade finesse and diamond entries failed.
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Big U.S. Auto Makers Post Record Profits Amid Strong Spring Market
Ford and General Motors report record or near record quarterly earnings as the U.S. new car market strengthens, led by high profit big and mid size cars. Chrysler rails with a 33 percent profit drop due to strikes and weak compact car sales, while American Motors shows modest gains from non automotive operations.
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Energy Bill Clears House Aims for Senate Next Week
The House Rules Committee cleared Carter's energy package for floor debate as the chamber plans a week of discussions with amendments. Leaders target sending the bill to the Senate by next Friday while the session unfolds.
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Robinson lauds OSHA plan but urges broader reform
Rep. J Kenneth Robinson says OSHA's move to cut small business paperwork is welcome but skeptical, urging broader reform. He notes the plan should limit inspections to major dangers while criticizing persistent regulatory overreach.
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