Cincinnati Strangler Strikes Again in Fifth Slaying
Detectives report a repeat pattern as Rose Winter, 55, is found beaten and strangled in her residence. The killer, described as a crazed man, uses the same method as prior victims, including rape and blunt-force trauma. A suspect is detained, but authorities lack sufficient evidence to charge him. The crime scene shows forced entry and no robbery, heightening fear among local women.
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State Tax Board Chief Attacks Full Value Assessment Policy
San Francisco officials debate the potential shift to full cash value assessments under state law. Dr. Hickman and Dr. Reilly challenge the change, arguing it could raise taxes and threaten constitutional fairness. supporters say it would align property values with market realities.
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