DA Challenges Inquest Testimony (Continued from A-1)
Testimony from the inquest continues amid objections over playing a tape. Ferguson admits being intoxicated the day of the shooting as Cochran and Deputy Dist. Atty. Provenzano debate the tape’s admissibility with hearing officer Langhauser. Ferguson demonstrates attempts to reach the ignition key from the car and describes a helper taller than him.
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Atty
John Provenzanal
Sieave
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Provenzano
Charles Langhauser
Pravenzano
Kralvenzano
Reagan Attacks Demos Soft on Welfare and Taxes
President Reagan criticizes opponents as soft on welfare while defending a 245 million budget cut plan that would still lift the total to a 200 million increase over the prior year. He questions the need for higher welfare costs amid unemployment at a six-year California low and cites rising mental hospital expenses with fewer patients. He condemns welfare abuses, including third generation and paid vacation welfare.
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Troops Rout Protesters in S Viet Nam Capital
Saigon reports show hundreds gathered in peaceful protests in several cities as police and paratroopers cracked down on Buddhist demonstrators. clashes around Hue and the Buddhist Institute fray left injuries and arrests while government forces claim loyalty increases amid a tense political crisis.
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Tenn
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Ton That Tuong
Tinh Hoi
Oregon Primary Debates Split Voters on Vietnam Policy
Oregon voters weighed the Duncan Morgan clash on Vietnam as Duncan led in early returns with 49% against Morgan’s 33% and a third candidate. Across Florida Oklahoma and Kentucky, Miami Mayor High defeated Burns, and Kentucky's Sherman Cooper won renomination. Oklahoma nominated Preston Moore for governor and Snyder captured Kentucky’s 4th District House seat.
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Dot Kinkaid
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Louisville
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Covington
Boy Seized Posse Slays Abductor After Shootout
In a wooded hillside standoff in Bristol an abductor identified as Bunn refused to surrender. A boy he had seized was safely reunited with his guardian after Wyre Morin the dog warden attempted a swap for water. Police officers fired after Bunn shot at Sgt. Barton and Barton returned fire, killing the abductor.
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Interstate Phone-Gambling Probe Nets Multiple Arrests
Federal cases target interstate transmission of wagering information tied to illegal long distance calls using blue box devices. Defendants include Gilbert Beckley of Bay Harbor Islands and Thomas Boyd of Nashville, among others, charged with fraud by wire or interstate wagering transmission. A 17th suspect, Dr Milton Birnbaum, faced surrender in Los Angeles.
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Sepulveda
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Torrance
Robert Pelletier
Esplanade
Redondo Beach
Gray Hoffman
Horbank
William Ray Davis
London
Norman J. Rosenthal
North Miami
Eugene A. Nolan
New Orleans
Alvin K. Bubis
Deer Ramps Through Window in Alton Store Panic
A white tailed deer leaped through a department store window near the Sun Serie and damaged displays. Police and a conservation agent tranquilized the animal, treated minor cuts at a veterinarian, and planned release in nearby woods. Estimated damage ran into several hundred dollars.
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Dale Grills
Donald Hastings
Hastings
Finns plan rally during Rusk visit in Helsinki
A Finnish protest group named The Committee of the Friends of Viet Nam plans a street rally and hunger strike during U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk s visit to Helsinki scheduled May 31 to June 2. The organizers aim to press for Vietnam war action and U S policy changes amid the protests.
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Dean Rusk
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