Father of Marvin Gaye jailed in shooting death
Los Angeles AP report says Marvin Gaye Sr a 68 year old retired apostolic minister was jailed without bail after authorities accuse him of shooting son Marvin Gaye to death during an insurance dispute. The singer died Sunday near his 45th birthday after being shot twice at the home he shared with his parents. The elder Gaye was booked for murder investigation at police headquarters about eight hours after the incident.
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Terror attack shocks Jerusalem crowds
Three gunmen and four hand grenades wounded at least 48 people on a busy Jerusalem street. Two passers by opened fire killing one attacker. the others were captured. The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility and cited Palestinian prisoner releases.
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Make democracy work editorial calls for citizen participation
Editorial urges voters to engage, stating true government by the people requires efforts to govern themselves. Mentions Cynthia Pugh murder case in progress and other local items across Metro and Business sections.
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Mondale and Hart vie in tight New York primary
As New York votes loom Mondale leads by about eleven points in a late statewide poll. Hart dismisses rivals' deals as penny ante while Jesse Jackson and the other two presidential nominees campaign across the state.
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Six Camillus firms challenge town tax assessments
Six Camillus businesses contest the town assessor's revision of about 9,000 properties and seek relief from higher tax bills. If a judge sides with them, local taxpayers could face up to 1.25 million in rebates and roughly 50,000 in legal costs. The suit targets Kings Gate West Elm Hill West Westwood Camilles Plaza East Buckeye Pipeline Co and Fairmount Fair shopping center.
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Researchers test new anti cancer drug in humans
Daytona Beach reports on a novel anti cancer treatment that transforms tumor cells toward normal cells with fewer side effects. Scientist Daniel Dexter of E I du Pont de Nemours describes maturation agents like N methyl formamide and DMSO as compounds that induce cancer cells to mature rather than explode.
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Koreans Plan Joint Olympic Team Formation Talks
South Korea agreed to negotiate with North Korea on forming joint teams for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and 1986 Asian Games. Chung Ju-yong proposed four delegates from each side to meet at Panmunjom to discuss inter Korea teams for international events ahead.
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