Bloody Monday killings leave seven dead in two states
In Oklahoma Wynona, a 50 year old welder and ex councilman Floyd Ware shot four women including his former wife and three witnesses before shooting himself at a divorce hearing. In Mississippi Perry Lawrence, 24, killed his estranged wife and three children then shot himself after a shopping center incident.
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Pope urges faithful defense of poor in Merida crowd
In Merida Venezuela Pope John Paul I told clergy to resist ideologies opposed to Catholic dogma and urged action to aid the poor within church guidelines. He cited social injustice while praising Latin American religious devotion during a four country tour.
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Mt Airy approves conditional expansion of shopping center
Mt Airy planners give conditional approval to expanding the Mount Airy Shopping Center. Plans add a 10,500 sq ft building, an 8,000 sq ft hardware store addition, and a 2,880 sq ft fast food restaurant with drive through. Total floor space rises to about 99,000 sq ft. Parking would be reorganized to 597 spaces, with 198 for compact cars. Conditions hinge on zoning appeals action and parking size variances.
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Blount resigns as Urban Services chair amid criticism
State Senator Clarence W. Blount said critical news reports about Baltimore's Urban Services Commission influenced his decision to quit as chair next month. He acknowledged board makeup problems but dismissed procedural lapses while noting service cuts to the poor and layoffs were among questioned actions.
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Man enters White House with Marine Band for inauguration
Denver man Robert Latta followed the Marine Band into the White House on inauguration day and was found in the First Family dining room. He faces unlawful entry charges and spent eight days jailed after bond set at 1000 dollars. Latta says he hoped to see the ceremony and regrets the incident citing security costs and unanswered questions about ticketing.
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