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* ivuviiviv ry iivy woo irv/i it ill ju*ly 1902 and died 15 months later. Mrs. Hirst died in July 1904 at the age of 27. Both she and Frederick were buried in what was then theumu iiih uoois. ne soiu uie mrsigeneral store, lot, building, merchandise inventory and outstanding accounts, for $4,500 to John and Hilma Peterson who had operated aAnchorage Youth HeldAfter Highway ShootingPALMER (AP) — A 20-year-oldconstruction worker is charged with first-degree assault after allegedly firing a shot that wounded a 17-year-old in a highway shooting on the Parks Highway.Kyle Andrew Lynch was so incensed over being cut off in traffic that he vowed to get someone moments before firing a 9mm Ruger handgun into the side of a pickup and wounding a 17-year-old stranger, oneof Lynch’s passengers told Alaska State Troopers.Lynch, a 20-year-old U.S. Marine Corps reject and construction worker, now stands charged with felony first-degree assault in connection with the shooting. Soon after his arrest, Lynch admitted to troopers he angrily fired six rounds into the truck as it drovenear Mile 45 of the Parks Highway about 1 a.m. Sunday, according to court records.►ts ripped throu James NeubacEagle River, piercing his liver and a kidney and narrowly missing his spine before exiting through his right side, the attending physician said in court records.Neubacher was taken by ambulance to Valley Hospital, where he was in fair condition Monday.Troopers said the attack stemmed from a traffic slight* Neubacher was riding in a Toyota truck with a friend, headed north on the Parks Highway,and Lynch and his friend Kevin Scales were heading north in Lynch’s car. At some point, the truck cut in front of Lynch’s car, troopers said.Scales told troopers Lynch then swore he was going to ‘get someone’ for running him off the road, according to court records. Scates is not suspected of participating in die attack, said Trooper Bud Dial.Dial said one trooper happened upon the scene moments alter the shooting. Anotherarea caught up with Lynch’s car shortly afterward.During an appearance in Palmer District Court Monday, Lynch stared sullenly at his feet during a bail hearing before Judge Peter Ashman.The charges could be upgraded to attempted murder if the grand jury opts for that, said Assistant District Attorney Eugene Cyrus.Charlene Lynch, who is a homemaker, told Assistant Public Defender Michael Dicni she was willing to watch her oldest son’s every move 24 hours a day, and make certain he does not have access to firearms, alcohol or the family cars.During cross-examination byCyrus, Charlene Lynch admitted her son was hot-tempered and had such a troubled youth in California that she sought psychiatric help for him.She said he also had similar mentalevaluations during an unsuccessful 90-day stint in the Marines after his 1989 high school graduation. After Kyle Lynch’s abrupt discharge from the service, she said, he moved to the Valley and was caught shoplifting from a store. He has worked at odd jobs, and four months ago got a steady job as a heavy-equipment operator for a construction company.Robbers KillBar OwnerANCHORAGE (AP) — The owner of a downtown Anchorage bar was shot to death Monday during an attempted robbery, Anchorage policesaid.The shooting occurred at 6:38 a.m. while Lloyd L. Dahl, 63, was insidethe bar at 122 E. 4th Ave. talking to someone on the telephone.Dahl was shot with a shotgun andatJanMawa:lanlt;.thea.nhclt;W(to Isonporma/anc60C197danpoliabounitunitsaidphointiAPOU!ownto n licei A threlt; pie i gone A brok madcomAllicebeen the i whic Al frienhousbeenlaker At be rt Mom unabi
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Daily Sitka Sentinel
Sitka, Alaska, US
Tue, Nov 05, 1991
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