Brown ends Korean talks amid Seoul fear of withdrawal
Defense Secretary Harold Brown ended two days of talks in Seoul after failing to reassure South Korea that U S ground troops would not be pulled out before Congress approves about 2 billion dollars in military aid and credits amid lobbying controversy and congressional investigations.
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Lawyers protest treatment of accused family killer
Waterbury authorities describe Lorne Acquin as the suspect in a mass murder case in Prospect. A court-appointed attorney accuses police of forceful coercion and denial of access to counsel. Acquin, 27, is held on a $250000 bond after allegedly bludgeoning nine people and setting the home ablaze, including a 29 year old Cheryl Beaudoin and eight children.
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Beaudoin family mass murder rocks Prospect Conn
In Prospect Connecticut a mass slaying left Cheryl Beaudoin 29 and her seven children plus a visiting niece dead after a gasoline blaze. Foster brother Lorne Acquin, 27, faces murder charges in New Haven. funeral masses set for the deceased. Neighbors rally donations as the crime scene remains sealed and a memorial bouquet of roses signals life amid devastation.
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Explosion damages pipeline near Fairbanks Alaska
A four inch insulation sheet on the trans-Alaskan pipeline was damaged by a possible explosion or lightning near Fairbanks. Oil flow remained uninterrupted as the steel pipe shows no damage. State troopers reported an explosive device could have caused the insulation damage, with weather says lightning a possibility. Oil continued toward Valdez reaching the 715 mile mark.
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Government bans phenformin over fatal side effects
Washington reports HEW Secretary Califano barred phenformin, sold as DBI and Meltrol, amid claims it caused up to 1,000 deaths annually from lactic acidosis. Doctors have 90 days to switch patients to other therapies or rely on diet. About 385,000 Americans with diabetes used phenformin, now restricted with a transition period and hearings for manufacturers.
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Three Chowchilla suspects plead guilty to kidnapping
Three Chowchilla men Frederick Woods IV James Schoenfeld and Richard Schoenfeld changed pleas to guilty on kidnapping charges in the 1976 bus abduction of 26 children and their driver Ed Ray. Bodily harm charges were denied. prosecutors withdrew 18 robbery counts. Aug 5 trial date set. Victims ranged 5 to 14 years old. Local mother expresses mixed feelings, noting lasting questions.
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