Ohio man to face grand jury in fatal Parkersburg shooting
Wendall Ash of New Matamoras Ohio stood before Wood County Magistrate Margaret Monroe after a preliminary hearing. prosecutors allege he shot his girlfriend Janie Mason 16 times at her mobile home on March 29. A nine page transcript of a tape found in Ashs car was entered as probative evidence.
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Quayle to attend Newport News USS Newport News homecoming
Vice President Dan Quayle will attend the July 4 homecoming celebration for the submarine USS Newport News which will be commissioned today at Norfolk Naval Base. The Los Angeles class attack sub built at Newport News Shipbuilding returns July 4 after a shake down cruise before active duty.
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Jobless rate slips as payrolls lag amid growth concerns
Washington AP reports unemployment at 5.2 percent for last month, with only 101,000 new jobs added, the weakest gain in years. Nonfarm payrolls rise slowed, inflation signals mixed as wages edge up 0.1 percent while unit labor costs surge, prompting cautious market and Fed outlook.
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Alar pulled from U S market by Uniroyal amid safety debate
Uniroyal Chemical Co announces immediate removal of daminozide known as Alar from the U S market amid concerns over potential cancer risk in lab tests. Company defends safety but acknowledges industry fears and offers refunds on remaining supplies while exports continue outside the United States.
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VA cuts mortgage rates to 1 percent maximum
The Veterans Affairs Department announced a half point rate cut for federally backed VA home loans to 1 percent, effective Monday. Secretary Derwinski cited investor confidence and market conditions, noting a typical $75,000 loan would save about $335 annually. Loans cover purchase, improvement, refinance of homes or manufactured homes.
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Principal Joe Clark undergoes valve replacement surgery
Newark AP report notes Joe Clark, famous for East side High patrols, is in satisfactory condition after replacing an infected aortic valve with an artificial one in a four hour operation. The 52 year old learned for Lean on Me remains hospitalized at Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark.
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Eastern Airlines pushes hours pay, cuts in bankruptcy era
Eastern Airlines told non union workers to work longer hours for the same pay cut management pay by 20 percent and drop vacations rest of year to help emerge from bankruptcy. The move follows a three month strike and pilots and flight attendants joining the Machinists union.
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Argentina politics and riots prompt calls for resignation
In Buenos Aires a prominent politician urged President Alfonsin to quit after food riots killed more than a dozen. Authorities distributed aid and set up soy kitchens and hot lunch programs while regulating flour and milk prices to deter further violence. Alvaro Alsogaray urged a power transition to President-elect Carlos Menem.
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Mob killing in South Africa yields mixed sentences
Twelve black defendants were sentenced to prison terms up to eight years and parole for involvement in the mob killing of black police officer Lucas Sethwala. Fourteen others received death sentences last week. The victim was stoned and set on fire November 13, 1985, in Paballelo, near Upington.
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