Deputy Shot in Face During Bank Robbery Pursuit
St Clair County Deputy Ray Gleason was shot between the eyes while chasing two bank robbers on Interstate 94. He underwent surgery and remained conscious, stable, after a 3 mile pursuit that ended with the suspects' arrest near Kimball Township.
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Port Huron
Mich
St. Clair County
Ray Gleason
Emmett
Port Huron Hospital
Bruce Lindke
Gleason
Lindke
Michigan National Corp. Bank
Reagan on crime urges respect for law and order
President Reagan, commenting on the Goetz subway shooting case, warned that taking justice into personal hands would signal a breakdown of civilization. He noted progress in crime control, but stressed law enforcement and abiding by legal processes. He declined to comment on the case, citing court involvement, and emphasized a nationwide decline in serious crime for two consecutive years.
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Washington (Ap
Reagan
New York
Bernhard Goetz
Coleman and Brown jailed on Ohio murder charges
Alton Coleman and Debra Brown were jailed without bond in Cincinnati on aggravated murder and related counts for the July 13 beating deaths of Marlene Walters and harm to her husband. They face charges in a six state wave of killings, beatings, and kidnappings, with an arraignment delay granted to secure counsel. Debra Brown declined to enter a plea on the Tonnie Storey murder while Coleman pleaded not guilty.
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Alton Coleman
Debra Brown
Coleman
Ms. Brown
Marlene Walters
Norwood
Hamilton County Common Pleas
Richard Niehaus
Tonnie Storey
Miss Storey
Illinois, Michigan bid for GM Saturn plant in 6000 jobs race
Michigan and Illinois joined a nationwide hunt for GM Saturn, with Blanchard vowing to outbid rivals as Thompson plans a meeting with Saturn chief Sanchez. GM officials confirmed broad interest from economic development groups across states, with site selection still weeks away.
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Mich
General Motors Corp
Saturn Corp
Michigan
Illinois
James Blanchard
Saturn
James Thompson
Joseph Sanchez
Donald Postma
Wednes
Economic Development Commission
Postma
Roger Smith
Blanchard
Smith
Auto Maker’s Technical Center
Warren
Thompson
Detroit
Sanchez
Blacks gain on SAT but avoid college progress
The Nation Today surveys SAT scores showing blacks averaged 715 in 1983-84, up seven points but 182 behind the national mean and 217 behind whites. Spokesmen note minority gains contrast with fewer minorities entering higher education, triggering caution from officials.
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New York
College Board
College
Fred Moreno
Reginald Wilson
American Council On Education
Office of
Legislation eyes across the board budget freeze policy
Senate leaders consider a one year across the board budget freeze to cut deficits from over 200 billion in 1985 toward 100 billion by 1988 to be approved with social security cuts and military spending limits. Reagan signals flexibility on social security but resists broad military cutbacks. Domenici proposes 74 specific cut proposals and the chairmen prepare to vote, aiming for a package by February 1.
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Senate
Bob Dole
Republican Committee
Reagan
Congress
Pete V. Domenici
Domenici
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