Doobie Brothers member LaKind dies of cancer at 47
Bobby LaKind, longtime Doobie Brothers lighting crew member and later percussionist, died of cancer at age 47. The band, which reformed for two benefit concerts in October to aid LaKind's two young sons' trust fund, announced the death.
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Deportees allowed back for holidays
In Omaha Nebraska the parents of Ambrosio Lopez 17 and Augustin Antunez 16 learned on Christmas Eve that the government would let their sons return from Mexico for the holidays. INS had deported them in November after they were taken from Omaha South High School. Francisco Antunez 21, deported at the same time, will also be allowed to return.
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Retailer donates gifts for students after theft
Chicago AP A retailer Montgomery Ward & Co replaces stolen Christmas gifts for about 300 children from Fried rich von Schiller School in Cabrini Green. Warehouse partners and Sun Times and radio listeners contributed gifts. a January 4 assembly will distribute replacements to 325 students.
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Miami Christmas party killings end in suicide
A 38 year old man, Stephen Alford, shot three people at an A E Aircraft Corp Christmas party before killing himself. Victims named were Lorraine Newell 33 Jose Acosta 23 and Omar Rincon 25. One coworker James Ringo 36 was hospitalized in critical condition and a female staffer was assaulted.
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Cross Erected by Klan on Cincinnati Fountain Square
A 10 foot Klan cross was raised on Fountain Square in Cincinnati replacing an earlier cross. A Cincinnati man pushed it to tilt before police barred it. no charges were filed. A Hamilton Klan group held a permit through December 30 for the display.
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