Police shoot man after 3 killed in Nashua and Londonderry
Raphael Rodriguez, 38, with a history of drug charges, went on a two town shooting rampage killing three men and wounding two before an officer fatally shot him at a Nashua gas station. Law enforcement linked the violence to drugs and noted a possible family connection to a Londonderry victim.
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Rafael Rodriguez
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Londonderry
William Quigley
Ken Lynch
Nicanor Rodriguez
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Quigley
Massacre victims eulogized at Russellville funerals
Nine victims of a mass slaying were laid to rest in Arkansas as relatives mourned the loss of a young family and others. Dennis McNulty Sheila Simmons McNulty and her two children were killed at a holiday visit home. Simmons is charged with multiple murders and remains under psychiatric evaluation as investigators probe possible abuse motives and family tensions surrounding the killings.
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Sheila Simmons McNulty
R. Gene Simmons Sr
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Dover
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Conway
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Sheila McNulty
Sylvia
Michael
Pope County
Billy Baker
Dallas Morning News
Becky Simmons
Baker
France suspends aid to Haiti over elections pressure
France joins the United States in halting aid to Haiti to pressure the military junta toward honest elections. Ambassador Michel de la Fourniere cites confusion and cites France spent about 35 million dollars this year, with expectations of more next year. US had already suspended 75.5 million in annual aid to protest violence hindering democracy.
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Reagan signs pay raise order at New Year retreat
President Reagan signed an executive order at Walter Annenberg's Palm Springs estate granting a 2 percent across the board pay raise to 4.3 million military and civilian federal workers, with retirees getting 4.2 percent COLA and disability beneficiaries receiving matching boosts. The move excludes Congress, federal judges, certain executives, and high earning officers.
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Israeli Reservists Refuse West Bank Gaza Service Amid Unrest
161 Israeli army reservists signed a petition refusing orders to serve in the West Bank and Gaza in protest of the occupation and the crackdown that killed 22 Palestinians. The action follows protests and a lull before the PLO Al-Fatah anniversary.
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Fatal stabbing after snowball dispute in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a 17 year old boy stabbed two teenagers during an argument sparked by a snowball incident. One victim died and the other was critically wounded. Jose Flores, also 17, was charged with murder and weapons offenses. Sgt John P Gallo said the fight began when a driver confronted a group of youths. Flores and a companion entered the scene amid the confusion. Betty Ford doing well.
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John P. Gallo
Flores
Gallo
Betty Ford
Rancho Mirage
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Colombia calls Ochoa release illegal after prison walkout
Bogota reports say Jorge Luis Ochoa Vasquez, linked to major cocaine trafficking, walked out of La Picota prison with aid from a warden and lawyers. President Barco fired the warden and a prison lawyer, calling the act a violation of orders. U.S. officials condemn the release as a breach of international law and seek Ochoa’s arrest.
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Alvaro Camacho
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Ochoa
Edwin Meese II
State Department
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Andres Montanez
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