Ensign Kills Ex-Fiancee and Officer Then Self at Coronado Base
Navy ensign George P. Smith, 24, fatally shot ex-fiancee Kerryn O’Neill and Navy SEAL Alton Grizzard before killing himself at the U S Naval Amphibious Base Coronado. O’Neill, 21, and Grizzard, 24, were in O’Neill’s bachelor quarters after arguing with Smith.
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Naval Academy
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Thorp
O'Neill
Grizzard
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Drug war costs nation 24 billion in 1991
Government agencies nationwide spent nearly 24 billion to fight the war on drugs in 1991. Federal, state, and local totals reached 23.7 billion with 79 percent used for criminal justice activities. The report from the Office of National Drug Control Policy notes most funds funded policing, incarceration, and related costs with smaller shares for rehabilitation and education.
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Washington
Federal Anti-Drug Office
Office of National Drug Control Policy
Exercise can trigger heart attack risk study says
Boston researchers warn sudden exertion can spark heart attack even for inactive people. A major study finds rousing to strenuous activity raises risk up to 100 times, with highest danger for nonexercisers and partial protection for regular exercisers. Regular workouts lower the probability, says Dr. Murray A. Mittleman.
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Boston
Murray A. Mittleman
LaRouche Parole Recommended for January 26
Washington LaRouche Jr political extremist convicted of mail fraud and tax evasion in 1988 is slated for parole on January 26 the U S Parole Commission has decided. His lawyer Odin Anderson says LaRouche plans to reestablish leadership of his movement and campaign again in 1996 from prison.
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Washington
Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr
Federal Union
U.S. Prole Commission
LaRouche
Odin Anderson
Anderson
Judge rules wife death not biasing Kevorkian case
Oakland County District Judge Daniel Sawicki declined to disqualify himself from a hearing on whether Dr. Jack Kevorkian should stand trial for assisting a death by own action. The judge said his late wife’s 1974 death does not affect the case. Kevorkian, 65, has been jailed since Tuesday and remained at the Oakland County jail on bond during the Oct. 22 death probe of Manuel Frederick, 72, of Ann Arbor.
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Jack Kevorkian
Akland County
Daniel Sawicki
Michael Schwartz
Kevorkian
Oakland County
Principal Shot at Wauwatosa West High School
An associate principal Dale Breitlow age 46 was fatally shot in a hallway at Wauwatosa West High School Wisconsin. Police searched departing students for weapons but made no arrests. Authorities sought a male suspect 17 to 20 years old with police chief Barry Weber noting several suspects.
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Wis
Milwaukee
Dale Breitlow
Milwaukee County Medical Complex
Wauwatosa West High School
Barry Weber
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