Terror Attacks Strikes Paris Jewish District Killing Six
A gun attack on Jo Goldenberg's restaurant and a kosher shop in Paris' Jewish quarter left six dead and 21 injured. Witnesses described up to four or five gunmen firing at patrons, then fleeing in a white car as police and officers pursued the attackers.
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Gazette Wire Service
Paris
France
Jo Goldenberg
Rue Des Rosiers
Trucker in Texas Kills Six in Rampage Over Pay
In Grand Prairie Texas on Monday John Parish 46 of Dallas armed with two pistols and a rifle killed six people and injured five in a 25 minute spree at Western Transfer Co and a second office before police shot him dead. Victims include supervisor Eddie Ulrich 40 of Lewisville and drivers Martin Moran 30 of Grand Prairie Moody Smith 58 of Hudson executive secretary Wyvonne Kohler 45 of Arlington receptionist Ruth James 19 of Alvarado Burnett Hart 42 of Arlington. Parish reportedly acted over a pay dispute with his employer.
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Gazette Wire Services
Grand Prairie
Texas
John Parish
Dallas
Western Transfer Co
Parish
Western
Arlington
Ruth James
Alvarado
Burnett Hart
Hinckley Ordered Committed to Mental Institution
A federal judge ordered John Hinckley Jr to be indefinitely committed to St. Elizabeths Hospital after psychiatrists found him unpredictable and dangerous. The former Reagan shooter, in his first court appearance since acquittal, waived a release hearing and sought public release findings while the hospital report described a severe chronic mental disorder with schizotypal and other personality conditions.
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Gazette Wire Services
Washington
John Hinckley Jr
Jodie Foster
Hinckley
Reagan
U.S
Barrington Parker
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Opinion bars jailers from taking preset bail
Linn County jailers must no longer use preset bail figures for misdemeanors as an Iowa attorney general opinion says state statutes do not authorize such schedules. The practice, previously allowed by a 1977 order, was discontinued after it was deemed invalid. Several Eastern Iowa counties reportedly used similar presets.
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Linn County
Iowa
Linn
Roy Roseberry
Dubuque
Benton
Winneshiek
Scott
Linne
Chuckle College Kids Value Family Telephone as Collector Item
A playful note from Chuckle College suggests students abroad treat the family telephone as a cherished relic. The lighthearted observation contrasts campus independence with home traditions.
Bombing Continues Amid Reported Accord On Lebanon Exit
Israeli jets gunboats and artillery pounded guerrilla positions in and around West Beirut as U N brokered talks allegedly yielded a final plan for PLO evacuation. Arafat claimed a definitive agreement with Lebanon and with envoy Habib, while Israel and Lebanon debated exact troop withdrawal and future placement of a multinational peacekeeping force.
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West Beirut
Lebanon
U.S
Philip Habib
PLO
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Chefik Wazzan
Tel Aviv
West
Beirut
Israel
Yehoshua Sagay
Arafat
Paris
le Monde
Syria
Iraq
Jordan
Egypt
Tarshish
Banker's Life to Open Cedar Rapids Claims Office
Bankers Life of Des Moines will open a regional claims office in Cedar Rapids on October 1, occupying 6,000 square feet on the fourth floor of Executive Plaza, 4403 First Ave SE. The operation will start with about 35 staff, rising to around 50 as it grows, with Mark Franke named assistant manager and relocation from Des Moines planned in September. The office will be one of 19 regional claims offices nationwide and will handle group health claims for the Iowa market.
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Cedar Rapids
Bankers Life of
Des Moines
Executive Plaza
First Ave
Ken Caldwell
Economic Development Department
Cedar Rapids-Marion Area
Chamber
Iowa
United States
Mark Franke
Caldwell
Bankers Life
Frank I. Kintzle
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