Police baffled by man who went on shooting rampage
Edwin C. Grace, 33, a uniformed off duty guard, opened fire in Heritage House in Cherry Hill New Jersey, killing six and wounding six before turning the gun on himself. Witnesses say he ordered people to move and reloaded repeatedly. Grace was hospitalized with neck and head gunshot wounds. Police described no motive yet and said the gunman was a stranger to victims. Grace worked for Pinkerton in Trenton and had been assigned to plants and warehouses, usually on midnight shifts.
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Edwin C. Grace
Heritage House
James Ashen
Blackwood
Grace
Wal
Lace Lapeters
GMA Co
Pinkerton
Trenton
Cherry Hill Hospital
Turnersville
Saxony
N. J
Marine Park
Brooklyn
N.Y
East 29Th St
New York City
William Linn
Linn
State accidents claim 3 lives
Three highway fatalities raised the 1972 Minnesota traffic toll to 331, with Clare D. Floyd, 63, of Excelsior dying in a collision near New Prague, Deborah Dwinnel, 18, of Minneapolis killed in a head on crash on 19 in St. Paul, and Steve Masi, 11, struck by a car while bicycling in Rochester.
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Minnesota
Clare D. Floyd
Excelsior
New Prague
Scott County Sheriff's Department
Deborah Dwinnel
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Steve Masi
Rochester
Governor touts outstate Minnesota business potential in Austin
Governor Wendell Anderson led a bus tour with about 25 businessmen to Austin to spotlight rural Minnesota's growth potential. He criticized three DFL platform planks and urged tax fairness, while noting unemployment and tax issues. he backed McGovern and urged processing and service industry growth, citing soybeans and taconite incentives as drivers.
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Austin
Minnesota
Minnesota Association of Commerce and Industry
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Anderson
Holiday Inn
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Rochester
Oliver S. Perry
Minnesota Assn. of Commerce and Industry
MACI
Perry
Minneapolis
Honeywell Control Data, Corp
Borland Chosen New Principal for Austin High School
Austin School Board District 492 approved Glenn F. Borland as principal of Austin High School. Borland, 37, from Olwein Iowa, teaches in Madison Wisconsin and holds BA and MA from University of Wisconsin with PhD coursework near completion. He replaces retired Ray Wescott after a 12 month contract. faculty helped interview finalists.
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Austin School Board
Glenn F. Borland
Olwein
Iowa
Borland
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Madison Memorial High School
Austin
Ray Wescott
Wescott
Bob Roberts
Roger Moen
Betty Schnorenberg
Student reforms not anti protest urged by Carnegie
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education said colleges and universities should pursue reforms for students and society, not to silence campus protests. The report emphasizes changes to benefit students while maintaining room for dissent.
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Washington
Carnegie Commission On Higher Education
IRA declares conditional cease-fire in Northern Ireland
The Provisional IRA announced a conditional cease-fire in its bombing and shooting campaign in Northern Ireland to begin at midnight next Monday if the British army reciprocates. Details and duration were not specified, and a British spokesman said terms and length remain unclear while hoping for calm.
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Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
IRA
Provisional Ira
Belfast
McGovern close to Democratic nomination within nine days
Delegate counter Rick Stearns predicts George McGovern will clinch the Democratic nomination on the first ballot within a week. He cites 1,407 delegates pledged or pledged verbally and 102 more by July 1, with 253 new New York votes forthcoming after a strong New York primary showing.
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McGovern
Rick Stearns
Stearns
New York
Frank Manckiewicz
Miami Beach
Illinois
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Missouri
Ohio
Louisiana
House poised to pass federal aid bill in sweep
Washington AP reports a 5.3 billion dollar per year federal aid program to states and cities looks set for easy House approval after opponents failed to open amendments. The vote stood 223 to 185 with expectations of a larger margin later today. The item heads a broad news roundup from Washington.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Bobby Wayne Wallace
Wallace
Nashville
Tenn
Jacksonville International
Agnes
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
FBI
Used Honda Scrambler Ad Promptly Canceled
Advert promotes a Honda 175 orange Scrambler as cheap transportation and urges scanning Herald want ads for bargains. The six day run was cut to two days. 13,000 subscribers view the want ads daily. Contact number 43 8851 for top results.
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