Mass murder suspect Kemper linked to new Berkeley death
Emil Kemper 111, a mass murder suspect, claimed responsibility for another death as he traveled from Colorado to California under guard. Berkeley police said Santa Cruz authorities reported he mentioned Aika Koo, a 15 year old missing since Sept. 14, but details were unclear. Kemper, 6 foot 9, 260 pounds, was en route to Santa Cruz where he had been arrested in Pueblo, Colorado, for telephoning authorities about eight killings. He waived extradition to California and told officials he feared another killing spree.
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Aika Koo
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Pueblo
Colo
Strandberg
Aptos
Calif
California
Santa Cruz County
Santa Cruz County Dist
Peter Chang
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Change
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Robert Simon
State Board allows animals on some California beaches
In Sacramento a board meeting shifted rules to permit animals on certain beaches. After Evelyn Tallman of Arroyo Grande urged leash rules with a three-foot stuffed dog, the board removed life guard designated swimming beaches from the ban and gave local governments wide control over beach regulation while excluding horse trails.
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Kemper admits six killings during call to Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz Sheriff and Pueblo officials reported Kemper told Santa Cruz by phone details of the six murders. Three victims were decapitated, one stabbed, and the sixth remains missing. He offered no resistance as officers surrounded the phone booth and described the arrest scene.
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Santa Cruz
Kemper
Unlimited meat boycott study stirs new push
In Los Angeles, organizers say a prolonged meat boycott will begin Monday led by Fight Inflation Together and the National Consumer Congress. Despite past efforts, they claim beef prices remain high and range from 25 to 70 percent lower purchases during the first boycott, with prices climbing back to Nixon-era ceilings.
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June Foray Donavan
FIT
National Consumer Congress
Atline Mathews
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