Three Killed In Shooting Spree Over Noisy Dogs
In Chula Vista California a four hour sniper siege at Mountain View Trailer Lodge left three dead and a police officer wounded after a feud over noisy dogs escalated. Authorities said a 57 year old retiree was found semi conscious clutching a cocked pistol in a back bedroom. The dead were Cesar Esculia, his mother Gloria Castro, and Monique Gerard. A witness reported Escutia was shot as he walked to his car with a dog in his arms.
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Chula Vista
Calif
Alys E. McNair
Mountain View
Janet Andrews
McNaire
Bay General Community Hospital
Paul Omundson
Crown
McNair
Cesar Esculia
National City
Gloria Castro
Monique Gerard
Moorehead
Escutia
William Melvin
Union Chief Decries Reagan Policies Amid Recession
AFL CIO President Lane Kirkland cites the largest factory production drop in seven years and argues the downturn validates opposition to Reagan's tax and spending priorities. He warns the recession is deepening and notes a 3 percent January production fall, with banks raising rates to 17 percent.
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Bal Harbour
Fla
Aflcio
Lane Kirkland
Reagan
Kirkland
Afl-Cio
Chase Manhattan Bank
America
Labor Federation
Jonestown
Guyana
Robert Bonifati
White House
Bonifati
Bonitati
Congress
Human Rights Should Determine Salvadoran Aid
Sen. Pell calls for U S aid cuts to El Salvador if rights abuses persist and demands unconditional negotiations with guerrillas after elections set for March 28. He warns of withdrawal if right wins, while Reagan aides plan at least 326 million in aid over 18 months, with 60.8 million military and 184.9 million economic for 1983. Leahy visited El Salvador during recess.
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Washington
Claiborne Pell
Foreign Relations
United States
el Salvador
Peil
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Duarte
Pell
Constituent Assembly
Congress
Vietnam
Heagan
Reagan
Caribbean
Pell and Son
Patrick Leahy
D-Vi
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kansan Tobacco Tax Proposals Hit House Panel
Kansas lawmakers debated raising cigarette taxes with two proposed hikes. A 20 cent increase would add 25.8 million to the general fund, while a 13 cent per pack rise would yield 6.4 million for state and local programs. Tobacco industry reps warned of cross border shopping and broader economic impact.
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Topeka
Kan
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Mankato
Keith Roe
Rochelle Chronister
Rheodesha
State General Fund
Tobacco Industry
Coleman
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Missouri House of Representatives
State Farmers Opting For Reduction Program
Kansas officials predict broad farmer participation in a voluntary crop reduction plan to curb grain surpluses. Signups began this week with April 16 as the deadline. most will decide later. The program targets a 15 percent wheat cut and 10 percent feed grain cut for 1982, with potential loan benefits and price supports for participants.
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Kansas Agriculture
County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Frank Mosier
ASCS
Pate
Mosier
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John Duffy
Bert Moorehead
Union
Paul Coleman
Kansas Tobacco-Candy Distributors
John Junior Armstrong
The
Kansas Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
U.S. Agriculture
John Black
Paul Fleener
Farm Bureau
Ottawa
Herald
Ottawa Herald
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