Conservator denies abuse claims in shed confinement case
In Los Angeles a court appointed conservator denied accusations that he and his sister abused two elderly women under their care. They were alleged to have kept Laura Short in a 10 by 10 foot metal shed with 110 degree heat while taking Social Security and state aid payments for care. Police allege neglect and abuse. charges pending District Attorney consideration.
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Los Angeles
Michael Pensis
Glassell Park
Terry Adriano
Laura Short
Pensis
Ms. Short
County- Usc Medical Center
Wilma White
EL Monte
Laura Short Wyingo
Nadone
Ms. White
Michael Wynn
Joan Davidson
Commission On Compassion For the Deaf-Blind
Ms. Ponsis
Hoy Gobel
United States
Belgium
Ms Short
64 Cyberplus systems enable 16 billion calculations per second
A new multiple parallel processor system delivers vast computational power for weather forecasting oil market analysis and other numerically intensive tasks. The 64 Cyberplus units support economic modeling weather research forecasting and advanced engineering data processing across diverse applications.
New Key Lions Club officers installed at meeting
Deputy District Governor Donald Rough installed Francis Scott Key Lions Club officers at a recent gathering. Front row from left: Gerald Stewart first vice president, William Grove president, Donald Rough, deputy district governor. standing: Harold Culler director, Brent Burgesser director, Lester Rice tail twister, Hubert Boyer treasurer, Nevin Baker second vice president, John Ralls secretary, Walter Brown third vice president, Edwin Haugh director.
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Francis Scott Key Lions Club
Donald Rough
Gerald Stewart
William Grove
Harold Culler
Brent Burgesser
Lester Rice
Hubert Boyer
Nevin Baker
John Ralls
Walter Brown
Edwin Haugh
Isolated 17 year old jailed a year over law clash
In Minnesota a 17 year old, Brian Wingate, was kept in isolation in Washington County jail for 377 days after being certified an adult. He pleaded guilty to wounding his mother and was sentenced to the St. Cloud State Reformatory. The case highlights legal conflicts over juvenile detention and separation rules for minors and adults.
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Washington County
Brian Wingate
St. Paul
Wingate
Red Wing
Washington
Howard Albertson
Edward Bearse
State Supreme Court
State Corrections Department
Court Services
Bruce McManus
Texas
Esther Lemijanovich
St. Cloud Reformatory
Dennis Falenschek
Indictment closes cult murder case in Suffolk County
In Hauppauge NY an 18 year old James Troiano was indicted on second degree murder in the June 16 killing of 17 year old Gary Lauwers. Richard Kasso 17 died by suicide after arrest as head of a group called Knights of the Black Circle. Investigators say the trio tortured Lauwers for hours before he was killed. Drugs fueled the killing and police say the group was not a formal cult. A fourth youth witnessed part of the crime but refused to identify himself. A funeral was held for Lauwers attended by about 35 teens and friends.
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Hauppauge
James Trotano
Gary Lauwers
Richard Kasso
Trovano
Lauwers
Kasso
Robert Dunne
Suffolk County Homicide Squad
Troiano
Jove Satan
William Keahan
Dunne
Sand Kasse
Knights of the Black Circle
Trotino and
Beederuk
Michorsdas
Suffolk County
Patrick Henry
Keahons
Kasse
Ue Kallio
Treiano
Reahon
Liuiners
Thoms Colgan
Gary
Christ
Alcohol methanol mix eyed to replace gasoline octane
Du Pont seeks federal approval to sell alcohol as a gasoline additive, claiming a methanol blend could cheaply replace current octane-boosting additives. Tests over two years show environmental and engine safety with minor rubber swelling, which could be managed by fuel systems. EPA decision expected within six months.
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The
du Pont Co
Texas
Petroleum
Deepwater
Alden J. Pahnke
Patnke
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
du Pont
Clean Air Act
EPA
U.S
Jerry McCloskey
DuPont
Methanol Products Division
McCleskey
Air Florida Indicted Over Central America Fare Fixing
Federal charges accuse Air Florida and three Central American airlines of conspiring to raise airfares between the United States and Central America during 1981 to 1983, eliminating promotional fares and fixing prices. The case cites routes from Miami and New Orleans to San Salvador Tegucigalpa and other cities, with Air Florida already under bankruptcy proceedings after the 1982 Potomac River crash.
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Air Florida
Qirline
United States
Central America
Aue
Florida
Central-American Airlines
Texini
Taca International Airlines
San Salvador
EL Salvador
Transportes Aeros Naconalés
SA de CV
Tegutisalpe
Byras
Serviria Aero de Honduras, SA
Tegucigalp
U S.central American
Robin Cohn
Grand Jury
Miami
New Orleans
Kustan
Belo City
Alive
Tegucigalpa
San Pedro Sula
Antime Etre
Civil Aeronautics Board
Potomac River
Washington National Airport
Seno
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