Slain Texas millionaire altered will, police say
Los Angeles police say Henry Kyle, slain at his Bel Air mansion, had substantial alterations to his will penciled in but had not officially changed it. A copy of the altered will was found in Kyle’s briefcase. Investigators probe possible conspiracy.
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Henry Harrison Kyle
Los Angeice
Bob Grogan
Kyle
Jackie Phillips
Los Angeles Times
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Jack C. Pate
Dallas
Rick Kyle
Kyles
Associated Press
Scott Kyle
Frank
Henry Kyle
Rick
Paula Holtzclaw
Ms. Phillips
Vicki Yang Tu
Four Star Productions
Largest single U S bank real estate auction tops $10.5 million
Heritage Bank held the weekend sale in a makeshift tent in Costa Mesa drawing about 3,000 people and 1,800 bidders. Properties mostly in Orange County ranged from 62 000 to 1.1 million dollars with bids starting at 60 percent of appraised value. Highest bid was 810 000 for a North Tustin home. lowest 40 000 for a Loma Linda office.
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Calif
Heritage Bank
United States
Lemon Heights
Orange County
Loma Linda
Heritage
Bill Lange
Newport Beach
R. Thomas Ashley Co
Lange
Fremont
Study seeks to fingerprint acid rain sources in Maryland
Government scientists from DOE and EPA, with Electric Power Research Institute, scan air from West Virginia plants 60 to 100 miles away to match emissions to acid rain at Deep Creek Lake. Using helicopters, planes, and a mobile lab, they map wind, emissions, and sampling sites to identify individual plant signatures for future large scale tests.
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Mchenry
West Virginia
Robert K. Stevens
EPA
Stevens
11 Hurt as Enterprise Ride Malfunctions at Wisconsin State Fair
An electrical outage at the Wisconsin State Fair caused the Enterprise ride to shake and injure 11 riders aged 13 to 40. Most injuries were minor whiplash type, with one broken nose. The ride was closed for inspection and may reopen after authorities review bolts and wires.
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Milwaukee
Enterprise
Fair Park
Thomas Winslow
Murphy Brothers Exposition
Murphy
Ers
Bob Jackson
State Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
Fair Publicity
Julie Carlson
Milwaukee County General Hospital
Family’s vacation home looted by contractor in Miami
Michael and Vi Kouri returned to their Florida vacation home to find most belongings missing. Police say contractor Jeffrey Hughes, 29, who had done work there, conned neighbors for keys, moved in, and sold the contents for 750 dollars to Investment Liquidators. Furnishings valued over 10,000 dollars. Hughes charged with grand theft burglary and dealing in stolen property.
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Miami
Michael
Vivienne Kouri
Hughes
Houris
Chicago mayor campaigns in Boston for Melvin King
Chicago Mayor Harold Washington endorsed black candidate Melvin King for Boston mayor. Washington urged minority registration to revitalize urban America and spoke at St. Mark's Church in Roxbury. He referenced Chicago’s 200,000 black registrations in 60 days and noted Boston's significant black population amid an unsettled election date due to a federal judge ruling.
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Boston
Melvin King
Chicago
Harold Washington
King
America
Washington
St. Mark's Congregational Church
Roxbury
Schepee
Jurors Question Lavelle Acquittal After New Perjury Charge
Foreman Alvin Wilson says Lavelle’s new perjury indictment makes the earlier contempt of Congress acquittal seem more questionable though no conviction exists yet. Judge Green notes jurors spoke from the heart and sympathy for Lavelle may have influenced the verdict.
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Lavelle
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Rita Lavelle
Alvin Wilson
Ms. Lavelle
Wilson
United Press International
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