Church sniper to face five murder charges in Texas
Alvin Lee King III, a former math teacher, will face five counts of murder and 12 counts of attempted murder after a church rampage at First Baptist Church in Daingerfield Texas. Bail proposed at 750000 per murder with total bonds 3750000. King survived self-inflicted gunshot wounds and was hospitalized in Galveston. Funeral services were held for four victims. one remains unidentified. The FBI probes the AR-15 origin amid broader violence history.
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Daingerfield
King
Corpus Christi
Texas
Corpus Christi Caller-Times
Justice of the Peace
Armando Flores
Mack Cobb
Cobb
First Baptist Church
FBI
Unsafe housing and neglected repairs plague local project
Residents report collapsed playgrounds and flood hazards as the complex suffers from clogged sewers and vacant apartments with trash and weeds. Cockroaches infest Karen’s kitchen while the housing authority delays repairs and warns maintenance workers about pay for after hours calls. Karen and Cathy fear executive director Charles Kraus, leading to a breakdown in communication and rule enforcement. They contemplate reporting vandalism but fear retaliation, showcasing broader issues across New Castle projects.
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Karen
Cathy
Housing Authority
Charles Kraus
Kraus
New Castle
Bandits Fumbled Robbery At Memphis Liquor Store
In Memphis Brown-bagger Joe Fazio unlocked his liquor store when two men armed with a gun demanded his sack. The sack split spilling a milk container a sandwich and a library book. One robber fired the gun as they fled leaving blood in the getaway car. the pair remained at large.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Joe Fazio
Fazio
Steel production slips 0.3 percent for week to June 21
Domestic steel production for the week ended June 21 totaled 1,767,000 tons, down 0.3 percent, the American Iron and Steel Institute reported.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Search for two teens intensifies in Maine wilderness
Two severely retarded Vermont youths, Elaine Barnaby 19 and Alan Parnadeau 18, vanished from a cabin trip in Rangeley. Police, forest rangers, and 60 volunteers scoured a two square mile area with a Navy helicopter, forming a line search as they retrace the terrain. The Day Spring Center residents, including houseparents Bruce Griffith and The six children, said the teens cannot speak, may be frightened by noises, and could be very hungry while authorities press the search with dogs and volunteers.
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Rangeley
Maine
UPI
Vermont
Navy
Robert Cox
Franklin County
Elaine Barnaby
Runbridge
Alan Parnaude
Derby Line
Day Spring Center
St. Johnsbury
Elaina
Bruce Griffith
Fire at Westvaco Building injures dozens on Park Avenue
Maurice Keshner of the city EMS called it lucky, with flames blasting windows and smoke choking the lobby. Firefighters treated over 100 on scene as windows shattered and debris rained onto 48th Street near Waldorf Astoria. Dozens of civilians and many firefighters were overcome by smoke or heat. The Westvaco Building houses SCM Corp and Republic Steel offices. A similar blaze at a Hyatt Hotel under construction on 42nd Street had minimal damage and the venue planned for Democratic delegates.
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Waldorf Astoria
Park Avenue
48Th St
Westvaco Corp
SCM Corp
Republic Steel Co
Hyatt Hotel
42Nd Street
Grand Central Station
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