Sunnyvale gunman kills seven in ESL Inc shooting
Richard Wade Farley, a 39 year old former ESL employee, armed with multiple firearms, attacked ESL Inc offices in Sunnyvale, killing seven and wounding five. He targeted Laura Black after a restraining order and surrendered later that night. Police found a motor home with ammunition and explosives nearby.
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Accurate Die Shuts Down Plant In Fayetteville
Accurate Die Casting Co. abruptly closed its Fayetteville plant on Tuesday, laying off 100 to 150 workers after failing to complete a bankruptcy reorganization. The company cited labor disputes with Local 491 of the United Auto Workers, creditor finance reluctance, and other obstacles as causing the shutdown. George Slyman signed the letter.
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Bush wins New Hampshire primary to revive campaign
Vice President George Bush defeats Bob Dole in New Hampshire GOP primary keeping his presidential bid alive after a brutal week. Governor Michael Dukakis wins the Democratic primary thanks to strong governor credentials. Richard Gephardt places second after strong showings in factory towns. Bush vows renewed strength as the race heads south.
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Illinois
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Dukakis Triumph in Margin Shifts Democratic Race
Dukakis won a large margin in the Democratic primary seen as a regional strength. Gephardt finished second boosting his South prospects while Simon’s debt ridden campaign faltered though he will press on. Jackson performed respectably expanding white appeal as Babbitt and Hart faced tough odds.
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Dukakis Sees Strong Boost After New Hampshire Win
Democrat Michael Dukakis celebrates a 17 point margin in New Hampshire and says the victory gives him momentum into the Southern Super Tuesday contests. Richard Gephardt finishes second, claiming the result provides needed financial fuel to push his campaign forward as the race heads toward the rest of the country.
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Iowa
Death of infant Reginald Philips tied to abuse case
Tina Crump and her boyfriend Benjamin Killingsworth face charges after Reginald Philips, two months old, was beaten to death while in Crump’s care. An autopsy found fatal injuries from harsh beatings and shaking. Killingsworth admitted abusing the infant, detailing a sequence of forceful blows in a sustained pattern of cruelty.
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