Murder Suspect Led Double Life Under Alias in New Hampshire
Audrey Marie Hilley, charged with murder after disappearing in 1979, admitted being a fugitive and was held on 100000 bail for extradition to Alabama. She allegedly killed her husband Frank in 1975 and poisoned daughter Carol in 1979, while living in Marlow as Lindsay R Homan or Robbie and even posing as her own twin sister to deceive a new husband. A coworker alerted police after she claimed she had died.
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President To Veto Crime Bill Over Drug Czar Plan
President Reagan plans to veto a crime bill that would create a drug czar with broad power over federal agencies to coordinate drug enforcement. Senate leaders urged approval but the White House cites cost and cabinet reorganization concerns. Giuliani called the provision naive and opposed by key agencies.
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United States
Strom Thurmond
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph Biden
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Rudolph Giuliani
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Social Security Panel Seeks Plan Before Deadline
A White House aide notes Reagan may speed payroll tax increases if linked to spending reforms. Baker says acceleration would require benefit changes. The reform commission must report and dissolve by Saturday with little sign of a consensus on a comprehensive plan.
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White House
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James A. Baker III
Social Security Reform Commission
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Officials say illegally gathered evidence can be valid in court
The Reagan administration told the Supreme Court that a police error in collecting evidence, even when it violates the Constitution, should not automatically dismiss a case. They urged weakening the exclusionary rule and argued it harms efforts to fight crime.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Police Actions Are Criticized By Officers
Memphis police officials and Black leaders face sharp criticism from officers over slow response to the torture and death of Patrolman Robert S. Hester. Seven religious fanatics held him hostage in a Memphis house until a Thursday morning assault using tear gas and automatic weapons ended the siege.
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Memphis, Tenn
Robert S. Hester
Bailey to host Lie Detector TV show in studio
F Lee Bailey a flamboyant criminal attorney plans a new syndicated program called Lie Detector debuting January 24 It features celebrities and unknowns answering a story no one believes under a polygraph test for a $25000 prize contestants tell a tale to trap the lie and qualify for the test
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Los Angeles
F. Lee Bailey
Real estate tycoon debuts air ride in Las Vegas
Marvin Kratter unveils an amusement ride that uses a 120 mph airplane propeller blast to lift riders. He has bought international rights to a Canadian inspired ride promising skydiving euphoria without the risk.
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Nev
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Kratter
Four Power Poles Spark Hebron Clash Between Arabs and Jews
In Hebron West Bank tensions rise as four electricity poles become flashpoints. Mustafa Natshe says plots are private Hebron land and no permit needed while Yigal Kotai claims the lines sit on Kiryat Arba municipal property, prompting army involvement.
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West Bank
Mustafa Natshe
Yigal Kotai
Kiryat Arba
Guerrillas seize town in northern El Salvador offensive
Guerrillas seized Cacaopera in Morazan and pressed attacks across Chalatenango and Morazan as the military battles intensified. Reports from Radio Venceremos claimed 11 government soldiers killed and 11 captured in Cacaopera, with fighting continuing around San Francisco Gotera and Tejutla.
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Tejutla
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