Seven in family gunned down in Phoenix killings
Aziz Phoenix (UPI) police say a man in a jealous rage slaughtered a Phoenix household, killing Mrs. Novella Bentley and seven others including four children including ages nine months to eight years. Freeman, 41, was arrested behind the home after shootings. he refused to talk. He had been released on a child molesting charge in Los Angeles and carried two pistols when captured.
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Professor Suggests Pill for Politicians to Curb Power
Washington AP report notes Kenneth B. Clark, APA president, urged development of a drug to curb abuse of power by politicians. He said initial use should target officials from city council members to presidents, with safeguards to preserve creativity and human dignity while exploring international regulation and ethical testing.
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Second robbery suspect held in Hayward case
Police said a second suspect was arrested yesterday in connection with the Friday night Fremont mat robbery. Thomas Dean Hogue, 31, of Hayward, was charged with armed robbery. The victim, Raymond Camacho Cruiz, 27, identified Hogue as the possible second suspect. Cruiz said two men forced him with a gun and a knife.
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Nixon avoids fashion fads and swimsuits in photos
Oliver Atkins, Nixon's official photographer, says the president dismisses fashion fads, dislikes posing in shorts or swimsuits, and accepts photographers without seeking approval ratings. Atkins, 54, notes Nixon is businesslike, conservative in dress, and comfortable with media presence while not stressing photo outcomes.
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Former Town solon Hick enlooper dies at 75
Bourke B. Hick enlooper former U S senator for Town Toy 24 years and a one term governor of that state died before dawn Saturday at a friend’s home on Long Island Labor Day weekend He was 75 He was active in atomic energy and foreign affairs during his Senate years chairing the Atomic Energy Committee and sponsoring measures including the Hick enlooper Amendment.
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New school desegregation moves watch court ruling
Richmond Va DPI says a preliminary decision by U S District Judge Mehtige Jr could shape how the city merges its 65 percent black schools with nearby white majority counties Henrico and Chesterfield The move sparks opposition from white flight critics who warn of social engineering and local control concerns The plan would create a two thirds white metropolitan district affecting about 78 000 students across 118 schools with most bus rides under 15 minutes Mehtige's ruling will be preliminary and subject to appeals to the 4th U S Circuit and the U S Supreme Court
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Vietnam coup unlikely despite threat by Ky
Saigon reports Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky warned of a coup but Western observers doubt it. Ky denied planning moves and said those plotting coups do not talk of them. Analysts say a successful coup would need broad backing from generals, which Ky lacks, risking chaos and a leadership void. He may back anti Thieu groups and incite protests as a last resort.
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Time says justice official had bank probe bugged
Time magazine reports Assistant Attorney General W. Wilson financed eavesdropping devices used during a Sharpstown Bank probe in 1987. It claims he paid $2,500 via Construction Consultants to plant bugs in offices where Texas bank examiners investigated Frank Sharp. Wilson says he was unaware the fee funded bugging devices and calls himself a patsy.
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Ad hoc committee seeks cemetery preservation
Hayward formed an ad hoc committee to restore and preserve St. Joseph's Cemetery on Walpert Street. Lloyd Barron of Oakland leads plans for an Sept 13 meeting at All Saints Church to discuss stopping vandalism that has damaged about half the 96 year old Catholic site.
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