Bail Denied in McMartin Case as Witness Dies
Raymond Buckey 27 and his mother Peggy McMartin Buckey 58 face 101 counts of conspiracy and child molestation tied to the McMartin Pre School. Judge William Pounders rejected bail citing threats to victims and families. A principal witness, Judy Ann Johnson 42, was found dead, autopsy pending.
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Salvation Army bell ringer charged in $26 theft
Lawrence Kansas police charged 25 year old Vincent J Taylor with misdemeanor theft for allegedly dipping into the Salvation Army kettle he manned in downtown Lawrence. Authorities began surveillance after Salvation Army officials raised concerns about the kettle intake.
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Woman on trial for infant death commits suicide
Kelly Lucero, 26, who faced trial on charges she burned her infant daughter to death, killed herself at her Clifton home with a shotgun to her chest. A note found on her body expressed love for her husband and son and said the suicide was to make up for her problems. Denise, the infant, was found in a shallow grave after being reported kidnapped.
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Edwards Given Budget Cutting Authority by Legislature
Louisiana governor Edwin Edwards gains unilateral power to trim up to 275 million dollars in state spending after 16 days of stalled talks over an 188 million dollar deficit. The Legislature granted him unprecedented authority to act where needed. In a separate incident, an 18-year-old mother abandoned her two day old baby at Our Lady of the Hills Catholic Church in St. Andrews, found crying by a passerby and later identified by detectives.
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Bodies Mixed Up as Family Attends Two Funerals
Raul Reina 31 died of a drug overdose and was buried at Graceland Memorial Park. The medical examiner said a misidentification led to another unclaimed body being buried as Reina, forcing the family to attend two services in three days. The error occurred when a morgue worker misread toe tags due to matching last digits of case numbers.
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Corrections and notices from Syracuse Herald Journal
The Syracuse Herald Journal notes a correction for a December Money Matters item misidentifying Joseph Sears of Jardine Emett & Chandler and clarifies last known address details for a Thursday attempted bank robbery suspect in Oneida. Readers are invited to report errors by calling 470-6011.
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Sakharovs may return to Moscow next week sources say
Friends report Nobel laureate Andrei Sakharov and wife Yelena Bonner may leave Gorky and return to Moscow as early as next week after Mikhail Gorbachev lifted their internal exile. Gorbachev invited Sakharov back to patriotic work at the Academy of Sciences amid hopes of emigration debates.
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Mass
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Romi
Cuomo declines New Hampshire speaking engagement
Governor Mario Cuomo, a potential 1988 Democratic presidential candidate, will not speak March 6 at the Democratic 100 Club dinner in New Hampshire citing official duties. New Hampshire Democratic Chair George Bruno questions the decision, while Cuomo aides say the move does not signal a campaign end. A separate note reports a lemon law ruling requiring free repairs for defects within 18,000 miles or two years.
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Mario Cuomo
New Hampshire
New York State
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Cuomo
Kirwan
George Bruno
Bruno
State Supreme Court
Harold Hughes
Teasy
Riots Prompt Resignations in Pakistan Cabinet
In Islamabad prime minister Junjo today dissolved his cabinet after week of ethnic riots in Karachi left 163 dead. The government said 21 ministers and 13 junior ministers offered resignations to allow a new cabinet, while the law and order situation was reviewed and calls for reform intensified.
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OPEC to raise prices and cut output in 1987 pact
OPEC members except Iraq agreed to cut production by seven percent in the first half of 1987 and lift prices to about 18 dollars per barrel from 13 to 16. The deal, reached after ten days of bargaining, aims to curb world oil supply and stabilize prices despite Iraq and Iran disputes. Iraqi oil minister questioned its unanimity while Iran seeks legal grounds to force cooperation or suspend Iraq from the cartel.
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Qassim Taki al-Oraibi
Weather snapshot forecasts mixed skies and regional cold snaps
National Weather Service data shows Pacific Northwest rain and parts of Texas and Louisiana wet, Idaho and Montana snow, with fair skies elsewhere. Local highs in the mid-20s to mid-30s, lows near 25, and clear to partly cloudy conditions across various regions. Gale warnings and strong winds affect New England coast as a separate storm system delivers heavy snow inland and power outages.
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