Teen-age killer set for release in 18 months in New York
A 15 year old boy who killed two men and wounded a transit officer with a pistol in separate subway assaults faces an 18 month to five year Family Court sentence. Prosecutors condemn the leniency as dangerous, noting prior violence and threats. Government officials call for harsher terms for juvenile violent offenders.
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New York
Moises Perez
Noel Perez
Boy
Edith Miller
Stolen berries case may chill supermarket samples
Washington woman Jacqueline Datcher, 33, was convicted of petty shoplifting for eating two strawberries in a suburban Maryland market. Sentencing is set for August 7, with a maximum punishment of 18 months in prison and a $500 fine. The case drew attention to the value of chewed fruit and Maryland shoplifting law.
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Washington
Jacqueline Datcher
Maryland
Miss Datcher
R. M. Smith
Drug overdose suspect linked to nerve medicine case in Chesterfield
An 18 year old woman, Jennifer Layne of Chesterfield, remained in serious condition after a Wednesday overdose at 611 Wasbinder Drive. James A. Symmes, 22, was arrested on preliminary charges of giving or supplying Legend drugs Meproclamate 400. Also noted were overnight break-ins, thefts from vehicles, and a Pepsi truck theft probe. Firefighters exposed to chlorine gas at the Center Community Center, two injured men required hospital care.
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Anderson
Community Hospital
Jennifer Layne
Pearl St
Chesterfield
James A. Symmes
M Jail
Symmes
Wasbinder Drive
John Condon
Park
Don Seal
Seal
Blake
Center Community Center
Condon
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Logansport
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Cass County
Penn Central Railroad
APD
Benjamin Floyd
W. 13Th St
Citizens Band
Carolyn Baysinger
W. 31Th St
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John Blevin
Atley Drive
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Cola Company
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14Th St
Jean L. Macholtz
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