Mother prays Hart hunted fugitive may turn self in
LOCUST GROVE Okla AP authorities consider other possible suspects in the Scout death slayings alongside fugitive Gene Leroy Hart. Mayes County District Attorney Sid Wise says charges against Hart do not rule out other suspects. Hart’s mother and relatives urge innocence, while authorities continue a large-scale search with FBI, state squads and National Guard infrared helicopter. Hart escaped from Mayes County Jail in 1973. the victims were three Girl Scouts killed at a summer camp near Locust Grove.
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Blind 60 year old woman rescued from Malibu canyon
A nearly blind woman, Plabeth Giger, age 60, was airlifted to safety after a day wandering in a canyon north of her Malibu home. Sheriff’s Deputy Jim Platis said a helicopter crew hoisted her from the rugged terrain and she was in good condition.
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New York’s 44 Caliber Killer Strikes Again Wounding Pair
In Queens early Sunday a young woman Judy Placido 17 and man Sal Lupo 20 were wounded when four bullets tore through a parked car. The attack marks the killer’s 9th known violence in a year as detectives confirm same Bulldog revolver used in prior shootings. Victims listed as stable after treatment at Flushing Hospital.
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Computer criminals would face 15 years
Washington Senator Abraham Ribicoff urged new federal legislation to punish electronic burglars who use computers to steal or manipulate information or property. He proposed penalties of 15 years in prison or a $50,000 fine, or both, in response to a year long Senate inquiry showing the government cannot fully secure its 10,000 machines. The bill targets four crime classes including fraudulently inserting records, unauthorized use, data alteration, and theft of money or data.
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