Klan plans border patrol amid police warnings
National Klan leader David Duke announced that 500 to 1,000 volunteers from Texas to California would patrol the U S Mexico border to deter illegal crossings. San Diego police rejected the plan as vigilante action and urged cooperation with authorities, while Duke warned weapons could be used if Klansmen faced danger.
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Kleindienst probed over Hauser bribery payments
Arizona AG Bruce Babbitt testified that Joseph Hauser paid former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst $250000 from a $1.6 million fund illicitly moved from an Arizona insurance concern. Kleindienst denied the source and noted Babbitt’s partisan position.
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Tijuana officer to face assault charge in San Diego shootout
A Tijuana police officer is charged with assault with a deadly weapon over a shootout with an undercover San Diego officer near the border. Jesus Baue Fusta Hernandez must appear for arraignment November 2. A judge questioned the wisdom of trying the Mexican officer, citing potential impact on cross border relations. Hernandez was wounded in the exchange.
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