Officer Killed After Toll Booth Stop in Miami
Miami police say Officer Bradley Glasscock, 24, a 16 month veteran who left ministerial studies for policing, died from gunshot wounds near a toll booth after stopping a car driven by Felix Cardenas, a fisherman. A murder warrant is out for Cardenas as investigators search for him. A student riding with Glasscock fired four shotgun shells into the suspect vehicle.
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Miami
Bradley Steven Glasscock
Felix R. Cardenas
Glassock
Cardenas
Canadian air traffic controllers face breakdown in talks
The CATCA said talks with the government collapsed and strikes will start just before midnight Monday. They will notify airports six hours prior to shutdowns to allow orderly air traffic reduction, with Eastern region suspensions potentially affecting Europe-bound flights.
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Ottawa
Canada
Jim Livingston
The
Canadian Air Traffic Control Association
CATCA
Europe
Six killed in suspected gang battle at Mexican ranch
Police in Oaxaca report six men dead in a southern Mexican ranch attack in Ocotlan district. Four of the victims are believed to be Americans, with two others Mexican. Bodies were found burned and shot in a charred van and nearby. Identification is difficult due to decomposition.
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Oaxaca
Mexico
Ocotlan
Mexico City
Julian Bautista Martinez
Judicial Police
Bautista
City Hall shut down as mayor puts himself on trial
Utica mayor Edward A. Hanna closed City Hall for nearly two hours to test his integrity and offered raises and promotions to city employees who would testify against him. No one accepted. He said he fired a nine year employee for disloyalty, not for alleged leaks to a political rival.
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Utica
N.Y
Edward A. Hanna
Hanna
Rainstorms spread across wide nation report
Thunderstorms stretched from Missouri to the Dakotas and south to the Texas Panhandle with the southeast area from central Tennessee through Georgia. Scattered storms were also reported from Indiana to Lake Erie as the National Weather Service warned of rain over a wide national area.
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Central
Pacific Northwest
National Weather Service
Missouri
Dakotas
Texas Panhandle
Tennessee
Georgia
Indiana
Lake Erie
Paramedics Offer Free Blood Pressure Tests At Towne Mall
The Paramedic Association plans free screenings and life saving demonstrations at Towne Mall this evening and tomorrow. Spokesman William Dishun says tests run 6–9 p.m. and 2–6 p.m. Demonstrations of the Heimlich maneuver are set for 7 p.m. tonight and 5 p.m. Saturday, with a film on the role of paramedics shown 6–9 p.m. today and 2–6 p.m. tomorrow. The group consists of certified paramedics from Franklin Emergency Squad and Carlisle and Hunter fire units, seeking donations for new equipment.
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Franklin
Franklin Township Paramedic Association
Towne Mall
William Dishun
Carlisle and Hunter
Muralist Howard Warshaw Dies in Carpinteria
Howard Warshaw 57 a muralist painter and art professor at UC Santa Barbara died in Carpinteria on the opening day of a commemorative show featuring works by 34 of his peers and former students.
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Carpinteria
Calif
Howard Warshaw
University of California At Santa Barbara
Warshaw
Families of Kent State victims rally over gym site near 1970 shootings
Parents of 10 shooting victims visited Kent State University to protest the planned gym annex at the May 4, 1970 site. They urged preservation of the trees and slopes, while university officials defended site selection and contracting procedures.
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Kent
Ohio
Kent State
Louis Schroeder
Lorain
William Schroeder
National Guard
May 4Th Coalition
First U S Patent for Wrench Issued in 1835
The first United States patent for a wrench was granted to Solyman Merrick on August 17, 1835 marking the invention’s official recognition.
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U.S
Solyman Merrick
Vital Births and Dismissals Notice
Births list new arrivals for families including Short Parr Saylor Bartlett and Lamb with locations Franklin Monroe and Grand Rapids. Dismissals name Medley Powell Goforth Herron Rigas Riley Tabor Wells Mull Kiniyalocts Coffey Connelly Hayes Madden Mull Presta Wilcox Jena with hospital hours noted for visitors.
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John W. Medley
Burbank
Robert Powell Jr
Franklin
George Goforth
Fernwood
Michael Herron
Harkie St
Sophia Rigas
Roosevelt
Terry D. Riley
Monroe
Virgil Setters
Trenton
Harold Tabor
Fernwood St
Lloyd Wells
Yankee Road
Melissa Davidson
Jerry Davidson
Amy Kiniyalocts
Jack Kiniyalocts
Phillip G. Coffey
Margaret Connelly
Todd E. Hayes
Elmer Madden
Miamisburg
Patricia Mull
Brentwood St
Dale Muskopf
Fairfield
Ellen Presta
First Ave
Jeff Wilcox
Krieger St
U S to import Mexican gas via 821 mile pipeline
Pemex and a six US pipeline firms plan a memorandum of intention to sell about 2 billion cubic feet of Mexican natural gas daily to the United States. Delivery could begin in 1980 with a pipeline from Reforma fields to McAllen Texas and onward to markets across the southern U S.
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Mexico City
United States
U.S
Mexico
Petroleos Mexicanos
Pemex
Alaska
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Washington
Reforma
Cardenas
Gulf Coast
Bay of Campeche
McAllen
Tex
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Associated Press
Franklin Township
Franklin Township Paramedic — Association
P.O
TOWNE
Glamour Model Agency
Owne Mall
Martin Scheuer
Terry Short
Franoia Lane
Mrs
Ronald Parr
Starling Circle
Franklin, Boy
Mark Saylor
Vannest Ave
John Bartlett
Sands Ave
John Frisch
Park Drive
James Lamb
Trenton- Franklin Road
Jerry Mays
Wayne Ave
Frank Dunton
Grand Rapids, Mich
Blodgett Hospital
Grand Rapids
Calvin Lloyd
Poinciana Road
Donald Jena
Raymond Jena
Boylston St
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Middletown
Lane
Central Avenue
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