Confessed rapist called the Boy Scout type in interview
Jon B. Simonis, the so called ski mask rapist linked to attacks in at least a dozen states, was described as unremarkable and social by contacts. He pleaded guilty to armed robbery and burglary in Louisiana and faces multiple charges including aggravated rape in Becnel's court. Grand juries indicted him in several parishes and Texas, with inquiries from many states.
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Senate Signals More Delays In Tax Law Fight
Senate minority warned of further stall tactics as Congress debates a new tax law critics say subsidizes large corporations by allowing unprofitable firms to sell tax benefits. Administration support prompts questions of energy policy bias and possible legal issues in DOE actions. Congress then cut 320 million from Interior funding, later approved by the House and sent to the White House. Senate Commerce Committee moves to deregulate radio industry and shield stations from license challenges.
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Libyan assassination squads target Reagan at border
Libya spy alarms prompt border notice describing two assassination squads believed to aim at President Reagan and other U S officials. Officials say the travel ban may be a prelude while options remain under review as Senate leaders weigh steps.
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Tennessee
Economists predict rate rises toward 1982 highs
Deming of Dow Jones Capital Market Report says federal funds rate will not dip below 11 percent from 12 4 percent and banks' prime lending rate will not fall below 14 percent. Rates near lows may rise to 1982 highs by summer. 1982 highs likely below 1981. Chemical Bank ranks sixth in nation. Business Council notes rate decline should boost capital spending.
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TB among Indochinese refugees down
ATLANTA AP The CDC reports TB among Indochinese refugees is expected to keep falling due to prompt treatment and controls, though rates will stay higher than other U.S. groups for years. In 1979 1980, 3895 refugees were treated, with 96 percent of arrivals documented. incidence dropped from 719 to 231 per 100 000 for those entering in 1979.
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National
Centers For Disease Control
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Frederick man arrested over false fire alarm in prosecution
A Frederick County man Daniel A Landsdowne, 18, was arrested Thursday after a joint investigation by Frederick City police Pvt. Charles T. King Jr. and Jerry L. Chipley of the state fire marshal's office. He was released on personal recognizance and charged with knowingly making a false report of a fire tied to a December 9 kitchen fire at 1723 Heather Lane, Frederick. Independent groups responded to the 1 10 a.m. alarm received by Central Alarm.
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Frederick City
Jerry L. Chipley
State Fire Marshal's Office
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Carriage Court
Landsdowne
J. M. Bennett
Heather Lane
Frederick
Ehrlichman claims Nixon viewed blacks as inferior
Former aide John Ehrlichman asserts in Witness to Power that Nixon believed blacks were genetically inferior to whites and pondered Agnew for the Supreme Court. He says Nixon worried Kissinger could not win Arab leaders' trust due to being Jewish and notes ongoing White House Cabinet friction.
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Northeast Snow Flurries and Cold Through Saturday
Weather forecast shows snow flurries in the Northeast from today through Saturday morning. Western Gulf expects showers, the northern Pacific coast rain, and generally colder weather across most areas.
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