Winery worker sought after killings in Santa Rosa California
Ramon Salcido, 28, tied to the murder of his wife Angela and four others plus two young daughters, is described by neighbor Richard Clark as possessive and jealous. Authorities fear he may flee toward Mexico as a $5,000 reward was posted. victims include a winery coworker, and one daughter survived after most brutal wounds. Salcido faced child support papers and recent marital revelations heightened tensions. investigators note no confirmed drug selling.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Ramon Salcido
Richard Clark
Salcido
Boyes Hot Springs
San Francisco
U.S. Border Patrol
Mexico
Sonoma County
Richard Michaelsen
Grand Cruinery
Walter
Bettina Dreyer
Angela
Cotati
Clark
Salcidos
Fresno
Elective status debate on Kansas Board of Education resurfaces
In Topeka the uproar over Evelyn Whitcomb's comment about Wichita Superintendent Stuart Berger rekindles talk of appointing the Board of Education. Sen. Frahm and others back elections. Harder and Johnston push a resolution to move to appointed governance, while educators defend self rule and public accountability. The issue may reach a 1990 ballot if not resolved during the wrapup session.
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Topeka, Kan
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Evelyn Whitcomb
Wichita
Stuart Berger
Sheila Frahm
R-Colby
Senate
House
Michael Johnston
D Parsons
Harder
Don Crumbaker
R-Brewster
House Education Committee
Board of Regents
Connie Hubbell
Topeka
Troversy
Hubbell
Johnston
Poll shows support for legalized abortion in nation
A Media General AP poll of 1,108 adults finds most favor legalized abortion in many contexts, with 65 percent backing it in some scenarios and 57 percent supporting abortion legality in their state if Roe v Wade were reversed. A large majority oppose Operation Rescue protests and 49 percent oppose using federal funds for abortion-related medical bills.
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Media General Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Operation Rescue
Illinois Officials Await Four Winners Of $69 Million Lotto Prize
Illinois lottery officials awaited validation of four winning tickets worth 69 million dollars, potentially sharing 17.25 million each over 20 years. Two holders, one in Chicago and one elsewhere in Illinois, reported winning tickets as officials reviewed figures amid record sales and global interest.
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Chicago
Illinois
Sharon Sharp
Ms. Sharp
Lottery
Kathy Remn
Europe
Japan
South America
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Ottawa
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Sonny Hill
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Watak
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