Convicted killer with two aides arrested after Nevada store heist
John P Burnside 27 Danny Taylor 32 Sandy Wilson 24 and Kenneth F Nilson 18 were captured after a grocery store robbery 11 miles from Carson City. Burnside had escaped Napa State Hospital the previous night after a 1969 murder of a private security guard. Taylor and Wilson in disguise entered a hospital with 16 inch butcher knives and took keys from a psychiatric technician before Burnside waited inside Ward Q5 with packed clothing. Taylor and Wilson are from San Francisco. Wilson's background remains unclear.
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Bank ordered to pay $250000 for false forgery claim
A Los Angeles Superior Court jury awarded Sally A. Ernest 33 two hundred fifty thousand dollars after a nine day trial in her five million dollar civil suit against City National Bank. Ernest alleged the bank wrongly charged her with forgery over a fraudulent check cashed under a fictitious signer Karen Johnson. Criminal charges were dropped after another woman confessed.
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Mother sues after paddling of 9 year old pupil
Ruby Mcdowell files in Superior Court a $40 000 suit against Fresno Colony School officials over her daughter Debra Lynn being dragged to an office during play and spanked with a board by teachers R Bessard and R Cantrell. She seeks 15000 general damages and 25000 punitive damages from the teachers and holds Superintendent Cecil E Harris of the Fresno Colony School District responsible.
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Winter storm grips Southwest with heavy snow and ice
A strong winter storm sweeps the Southwest bringing heavy snow and freezing rain toward the Midwest. Snow blankets western Kansas to the central Rockies while freezing drizzle coats northeastern New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle. Northern New Mexico and southern Colorado face heavy snow, with 1 to 3 inch accumulations expected in parts of Oklahoma and Kansas. Power outages disrupt thousands in the Kansas City metro area as crews work to restore service amid ongoing cold.
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Paris schools set sex courses infor mation
The education ministry announced that public school students can attend newly organized courses on sex information beginning next school year. Courses will cover questions of procreation for interested students and will not be mandatory as parents determine how their children learn about reproduction.
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Guard fire likely started by battery charger at state HQ
Sacramento AP report says a fire that damaged the California National Guard headquarters the day after Christmas probably began with a battery charger for a 30 station portable two way radio system. Fire damage spread through the fifth floor and part of the sixth and top floors, causing extensive structural damage to columns and beams. Fire marshal Albert E Hole expected final findings in 10 days or two weeks.
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Robbery Trial Set For Stephanie Kline In Marin Case
Stephanie Kline, 26, acquitted of a murder charge last year, faces a Feb. 13 jury trial on a Corte Madera robbery case. Charged with mobbing Coop Supermarket are Joh Turner, Candice Yorkey, and Claudia Grayson. Bail reductions: Kline to 20000, Grayson to 30000, others unchanged.
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Dividends for Wartime Vets Reach Record Level
Nearly 4 million World War II and World War I veterans with active GI insurance will receive 297 million dollars in dividends this year. VA director Donald E. B. Johnson said the average payment is 143 dollars and that the total is a record. Dividends, paid on policy anniversary dates, go to 3.8 million WWII veterans and 147,000 WWI veterans.
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