Pentagon plans to alter many military installations
Dark clouds loom for military communities as the Pentagon outlined proposals to withdraw, relocate, or close more than 100 installations. Officials in Klamath Falls fear job losses though some want citizen input. Great Lakes and Fort Sheridan face shifts affecting thousands. Small towns like Baudette anticipate economic impact as defense budgets tighten.
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Ore
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Great Lakes
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Bill Morris
Waukegan
Lake County
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Alexandria
Phillip Childress
Baudette
Minn
Lloyd Meyer
Baudette Air Force
Zodiac suspect letter reopens cold case in San Francisco
A long awaited Zodiac letter claims the killer remains at large as a Chronicle columnist suggests the killer could be alive. The note from Zodiac, postmarked in San Francisco, mocks police and hints at a movie portrayal while confirming indelible ties to the 1966 69 era murders and shootings.
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Zodiac
Toschi
Gating
Zodiiac
San Francisco
SFPD
Odine
San Francisco Police Department
Chronicle
Herb Cven
Paul Stine
The
City officials eye annexation linked to Boca Real par three
City planning director confirms three large parcels plus nearby private lots may join city limits if contiguous. Mayor says annexation process will be lengthy and council votes loom. Vickers denies condo plans for Boca Real course while Carlile supports development alignment with city.
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Cowger
Boca-Real
Jack Carlile
Robert Vickers Carlile
Vickers
Emro Land Company
Indiana
Findlay
Ohio
Dick Donnelly
Donnelly
Police recover albums as trio shoplifts at mall stores
Officers observed three men filling a briefcase marked RCA Sales and Service with record albums at MusicLand in a mall. About 210 dollars of albums were recovered from that store, 550 dollars from Indianapolis stores, and over 4000 dollars worth were confiscated overall. The suspects admitted shoplifting at several Ohio stores, with Saturday Night Fever the top stolen title.
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RCA Sales and Service
MusicLand
Ohio
Election Officials Plan Precinct Inspections and Voter Absentee Rules
Some 83 500 eligible voters will be represented by inspectors from the party that won the secretary of state race. Absentee voting is under way with ballots sealed and due for tabulation by precincts Tuesday. Republicans meet at Anderson College and Democrats at the city building as parties organize election day activities. registration and clerk offices will handle corrections and precinct issues, other government centers close.
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Ernest
Anderson College
Walter Dietzen
Ward
James Abraham
Police identify dead man found under Broadway bridge
Police positively identify 67 year old Edd New of Shelbyville as the man found near the White River under the Broadway bridge in North Anderson. Died apparently of a heart attack. Investigators say he traveled from Muncie to Anderson and had a bus ticket to Shelbyville.
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North Anderson
Edd New
St. Mary St
Shelbyville
New
Roy Monger
Grand Rapids
Hich
Monger
White River
Fairmount
Muncie
Anderson
King
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