Parole revoked for Stanford professor killer Streleski
VACAVILLE Calif AP former graduate student Theodore Streleski who murdered Stanford mathematics professor Karel de Leeuw in 1978 had parole revoked after a one day release. He refused to sign documents accept gate money or promise nonviolence and told officials he would violate parole. A state panel ruled he violated conditions by discussing his plan with reporters. The other item notes President Reagan at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner joked about aging and media.
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Vacaville
Calif
Stanford University
Theodore Streleski
Karel de Leeuw
Streleski
Orange County
California
Washington
Reagan
White House
Missing teen says Wilder knew he'd be caught
In Torrance California Tina Marie Risico a 16 year old girl who rode cross country with Christopher Wilder says he sent her home hours before his death believing he would be caught real soon She described how Wilder lured her from a shopping center April 4 with a promise of 100 to pose for photographs He claimed he would kill her if she did not cooperate Risico is among 11 young women Wilder kidnapped four were killed and four remain missing
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Torrance
Calif
Christopher Bernard Wilder
Tina Marie Risico
Wilder
Miss Risico
Train collision kills five near Wiggins Colorado
Two Burlington Northern freight trains collided head on near Wiggins Colorado early Friday creating a large blaze. Five crew members were killed and two injured with four escaping uninjured. The wreck involved 149 cars and 10 locomotives at about 55.85 mph. Schulen were closed due to smoke but no residents were evacuated. Local resident Jim Vance recalled hearing a series of booming impacts and a wall of flame. The trains meet daily on the Chicago to Denver line, normally one moves to a siding, but the collision occurred about 1000 feet from the siding.
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Wiggins
Colo
Burlington Northern
Denver
Jim Vance
Chicago
Bill Joplin
Pat Stafford
Burlington Northern Railroad
St. Paul
Minn
Hart Mondale tour for California votes and a national battle
Gary Hart and Walter Mondale campaigned in California to win votes for the June 5 primary as Jesse Jackson broadened his Rainbow Coalition push into Ohio. Arizona and North Dakota prepare delegate prizes while South Carolina weighs unpledged delegates.
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Gary Hart
Walter F. Mondale
California
Jesse Jackson
Rainbow Coalition
Ohio
Mondale
Hart
Jackson
Congress
Reagan
Arizona
North Dakota
South Carolina
Quote On Marriage Ends Inside The News Feature
A noted Martin Luther remark introduces a brief Inside The News feature praising marriage as a cherished bond. The line frames a column or snippet celebrating harmonious unions and the value of companionship in lifelong partnership.
Weather Outlook From Great Lakes Low Pressure
A broad low pressure area from the Great Lakes tracks along the Appalachians bringing scattered showers today and frequent showers Sunday into Monday. Mostly cloudy and mild with showers this afternoon and tonight, highs near 70s, lows mid 40s, and possible heavy rain Sunday. winds southeast 10 to 15 mph shifting to calmer Sunday, with fair drying today and poor conditions Sunday and Monday. Temperatures from Frederick to Westminster range in the 60s and 40s across the region.
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Appalachians
Wratern Waryeant
Carre Fredactoh
Martland Mountains
Urepper
Frederick
Camperland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
David Leaber
Yellow rain controversy spans decades and continents
The article traces a long controversy over yellow rain and chemical warfare from 1975 to the mid 1980s. It cites thousands of deaths in Laos and similar attacks in Kampuchea and Afghanistan, U S accusations against the Soviet Union, debates over pheno menon and trichythecenes toxins, and calls for stronger treaties as officials warn of ongoing threats.
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Kampuchea
Afghanistan
Reagan
United Nations
Geneva
U.S. State Department
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Berlin
United States
Indochina
Haig
Soviet Union
Sharon Watson
Dr. Watson
Maryland warns on vehicle exhaust inspection non compliance
Maryland's Department of Transportation warns motorists they could have their vehicle registrations suspended for missing the mandated Vehicle Exhaust Inspection Program. About 20,000 owners monthly fail to report, roughly 15 percent of those due in the first quarter, with potential $500 fines and a $5 monthly late fee.
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Annapolis
State Department of Transportation
Frank Fulton
DOT
General Assembly
Maryland
Environmental Protection Agency
Fulton
MVA
Anne Arundel
Prince Goerne's
Montgomery
Carroll
Baltimore
Howard
Warlord Counties
Baltimore City
Systems Control Inc
Palo Alto
Calif
FBI ends 8000 mile Wilder manhunt with deadly gas station shootout
Christopher Wilder, a 39 year old electrical contractor linked to kidnapping 11 women and four murders, died in Col e Brook New Hampshire after a gun battle with troopers Len Jeilison and Wayne Forter. The FBI said he died of a self inflicted or reflex gunshot wound. Wilder had traveled 8000 miles since March 22, eluding agents across 12 states including Florida, New York, Texas and California as they pursued him for his crime spree.
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Wilder
Florida
New Hampshire
Colebrook
N.H
Christopher Bernard Wilder
FBI
Joseph Corless
Boynton Beach
Fla
Canadas Sorder
Carter
Gloucester
Mais
Michael Pignatelli
Sand
Upstate
New York
Len Jeilison
Wayne Forter
Pignatelli
Jellison
Quantico
Corless
Miami
Christopher Wilder
United States
Fry
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
California
Kansas
Indiana
Onlo
Massachusetts
Lebanon enters 10th year of civil war amid heavy shelling
Beirut is engulfed in renewed fighting as heavy artillery and rockets strike residential zones along the green line. Four killed and 13 wounded near Beirut, with nine dead and 12 wounded in overnight raids. Gemayel seeks a coalition government while consultations with former leaders continue. Prime Minister Wazzan’s nine member cabinet resigned to clear the way for a peace condition tied to Israel’s troop withdrawal.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Amin Gemasel
Teppert
Gemayel
Suleiman Frangieh
Syria
Shatik Wazzan
Israel
Reagan orders arms shipments to El Salvador amid congressional strain
President Reagan using executive power to dispatch emergency weapons and military supplies to El Salvador. White House spokesman Larry Speakes announced the move, delaying payment terms up to 120 days. Critics in Congress express anger as they question bypassing funding approval and warn it will strain U S relations, with a goal of about 7 million in aid and potential additional sums.
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Reagan
el Salvador
Congress
Amaticor Publc
White House
Larry Speakes
Capitol Hill
Clarence Long
House
Committee On Foreign Operations
Robert Kasten
R-Wis
Kasten
Salvador
VO Tals Dae Po
Lopm
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