Railyard recluse held in boy death shooting case
Portland, Oregon. Creim Willan Dickoff a longtime railyard resident is held on murder charges after police say he fired a .22 caliber pistol at youths near the Southern Pacific tracks, killing 12 year old Kevin Wade Miller at a railroad crossing. Detectives report the incident followed rocks and threats as Dickoff claimed to scare the group away. He has occupied a small shack near the railyard for decades.
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Portland
Creim — Willan Dickoff
Dickoff
Paritie
Colcrete
Hesl Weiners
Multnomah County
Senate OKs $1.47 Billion Health Bill for Heart Disease Plan
The Senate approved a 62 to 0 vote on a three year health bill doubling funding for heart and lung disease and stroke programs. It authorizes 1.47 billion dollars to boost research and treatment, sending the measure to the House for action.
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Senate
Washington
House
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
U.S
Brothers quarrel ends in murder in Los Angeles area
A quarrel between two Los Angeles brothers driving home from work ended with Raymond Dewitt Eilis, 22, stabbed to death after a argument outside 2414 S Western Ave. His brother Ronnie Eilis, 25, was booked on suspicion of murder in San Pedro. Police report the investigation is ongoing with few details about what sparked the fight.
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Los Angeles
Harbor
Fue
Labor Division
Raymond Dewitt Eilis
Ronnie Eilis
San Pedro
S. Western Ave
Raymond
Ronnie
Fire at Ronam Oil Refinery Kills Seven In Korea
A storage tank at the Ronam Oil Refinery in Yor, 200 miles south of Seoul, erupted in flames. Police say about 60,000 barrels of oil were in the tank when the fire started, likely from welding sparks. Seven people were killed and two were missing, including four welders and five refinery workers. The refinery is owned by Caltex and Korean interests.
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Seoul
Ronam
Yor
Caltex
IRS checks on Los Angeles tax preparers raise fraud fears
The Internal Revenue Service used undercover testers in Los Angeles to probe 550 tax professionals for accuracy and fraud. In Northern California 49 percent of 3390 returns examined and in Southern California 35 percent of 220 preparers showed possible fraud, with 24 percent errors. Only one of 220 in Southern California ruled flawless.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Internal Revenue Service
Calfornia
IRS
Robert McKeever
Ant
California
Southam
Los
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