New Son of Sam Sketches Released by NYC Police
New composite drawings of the 44 Caliber Killer hit the streets in New York City. Eyewitnesses aided by Stacy Moskowitz’s boyfriend Robert Violante helped shape the fresh portraits as investigators seek public tips on the gunman who has killed six and wounded seven since July 1976. Authorities plan 25 000 copies for police, agencies and civilians.
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Delta Lake amoeba linked to teen illness and death
Delta Lake in Hidalgo and Willacy Counties is closed after health officials confirmed the water harbors the amoeba that causes meningoencephalitis. Dahlia Reyna, 17, remained on a respirator near death as investigators determine contamination levels.
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Charles Marshall
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Willacy Counties
Librarian recalls deadly Cal State Foallert sniping incident
Adelle Geagley, a college librarian, testified she heard shots and saw bodies fall during Poward Allaway’s July 12, 1976 attack at Cal State Foallert. She described the rampage killing seven of nine victims, including a workplace attempted restraint by Steve Becker who wrestled with the gun after Allaway shouted threats at Maynard Hoffman.
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Updadelle Geagley
Cal State Foallert
Poward Allaway
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Geagley
Steve Becker
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Maynard Hoffman
Judge disqualification boosts Hughes will case delay
In Las Vegas Nevada UPI reports District Judge Keith Hayes was disqualified from the Howard Hughes will case due to Mormon church membership. The move resets the case to square one while polygraph expert Dr David Raskin claims Levare Forsythe told truth about delivering Hughes will documents to Melvin Dummar. Judge William Forman in Reno supported Hayes sincerity and impartiality despite the bias concern.
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Hughes
Nevada
Square 1
Levare Forsythe
Utah
Melvin Dummar
David Raskin
University of Utah
Las Vegas
Forsythe
Raskin
Sythe
Vancouver
Dummar
Hayes
Church
William Forman
Reno
Brown administration pushes $700 million hike in road plan
The Brown administration proposes a $6.4 billion six year highway program up $700 million from last year. The plan funds maintenance of 15 000 miles and adds new projects including a four lane Highway 101 south of San Jose and a six lane Fresno freeway at 33 million.
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Sacramento
UPI
Transportation Department
State Highway Commission
Adriana Gianturco
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Gianturco
Highway 101
San Jose
Fresno
Inaction Could Dissolve Tax Relief Panel
Senate Assembly committee may be disbanded if no progress on a property tax relief bill is made. Sen. Nicholas Petris of Oakland said he could move to dissolve after a three hour session and cited discouragement at the lack of progress though he said the panel is not deadlocked.
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UPI
Senate Assembly
Nicholas Petris
Doakland
Petris
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