Brooklyn trade student opens fire in school dispute
New York police say 29 year old Van Anthony Hull a civil technology student at New York Technical College robbed a half hour shooting rampage that killed his boss and wounded four others. Hull was captured with a empty .38 and a 9mm. He faces multiple counts including four counts of attempted murder and first degree assault. The violence followed a dispute over finances and a $700 check.
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van Anthony Hull
New York Technical College
Brooklyn
Hull
John Venetucci
Venetucci
Relocation plan could close South Carolina’s Central Prison
State and local officials near approval of a proposal to relocate the Central Correctional Institution to a 1,200-bed facility. The plan, approved by a task force, awaits review by the Board of Corrections and Joint Bond Review Committee before going to the Budget and Control Board. The move aims to close CCI within two years. Howard Jarvis, tax activist who helped pass Proposition 13, dies aged 82 in Los Angeles after illness.
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S.C
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South Carolina Board of Corrections
Joint Bond Review Committee
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Toal
CCI
Richland County
Los Angeles
Howard Jarvis
California
Jarvis
Midway Hospital
Joel Fox
Paul Gann
Supreme Court
Rose Bird
Fox
High Court
Marine lieutenant charged with fraternization at Parris Island
A 32 year old Marine Corps lieutenant faces general court martial for fraternization with an enlisted female Marine. Lt. Martin Mallady, a 15 year veteran, heard charges of fraternization and conduct unbecoming. The court martial, ordered by the depot commander, is tentatively set for early September at Parris Island after Naval Investigation Service and Article 32 procedures.
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Naval Investigation Service
McLean
Sharks force four day ban on Boston beaches
Huge sharks near Nantasket Beach prompted police to close public beaches to swimmers for four afternoons. New England Aquarium biologists called the creatures harmless plankton eaters, though their size alarmed residents and local officials.
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Boston
New England Aquarium
Aquarium
John Prescott
Nantasket Beach
Metropolitan District
John Martin
Sri Lankan boat refugees enter Canada after 35 day voyage
One hundred fifty two Sri Lankans rescued from two open lifeboats off Newfoundland arrived in St John’s aboard a Canadian fisheries patrol vessel. They described paying smugglers $3,000 to $5,000 and enduring a 35 day journey from India aboard an unidentified freighter. Police skeptical of some refugee accounts.
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Newfoundland
Canada
Kandasamy Singaratnam
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Jack Lavers
India
Reagan Says Drug Test Nothing To Fear
President Reagan says he has nothing to fear from his drug test and urges federal workers not to worry. He gave a urine sample before a Bethesda Naval Hospital urology exam and noted results have not yet been released. Reagan defends voluntary testing as non punitive and offers help to addicts.
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Chicago
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
Street Lights Lure Turtles To Disaster
About 20 baby sea turtles died after mistaking street lights for the moon and crawling onto a road in Neptune Beach Florida. Officials note hatchlings head for bright light and have only a 1 in 100 chance to reach the sea, drawing alarm from environmentalists including Greenpeace.
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Neptune Beach
Fla
Berlin Wall marks 25 years as divided city
East and West Berlin observe the 25th anniversary of the barrier built on August 13 1961 to stop East Germans fleeing westward. Officials in the east defend the wall as peace safeguarding while the west condemns it as a human rights violation. West Germany’s Kohl and Brandt address the Reichstag as a wreath is laid near the Fechter death spot in the western sector.
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West Berlin
East Germany
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
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Reagan
Wall
Helmut Kohl
Willy Brandt
For
Peter Fechter
Fowler Leading Jordan In Georgia Senate Race
Five term Rep Wyche Fowler led in early returns of the Georgia Democratic senatorial primary while Hamilton Jordan faced a possible runoff. Julian Bond and John Lewis entered a runoff for the Democratic nomination in Fowler's congressional seat. King III won Fulton County Commission nomination. King's ally's son lost a bid for a state legislative seat. In Colorado Ted Strickland defeated Steve Shuck for the GOP governor nomination.
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Wyche Fowler
Carter
Martin Luther King III
Fulton County
King
Colorado
Ted Strickland
Steve Shuck
GOP
Aiken Standard Emergency Numbers Listing
Emergency numbers service provided by the Aiken Standard. Publication details note the paper is published weekday afternoons and Sundays by Aiken Communications Inc. in Aiken South Carolina with mailing address P.O. Box 456 124 Rutland Drive.
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Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
S.C
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