Banker's daughter freed as five arrested in Texas
Five suspects were arrested after a high speed chase across Titus Franklin and Hopkins counties ending when their car ran out of gas. The 13 year old daughter of an Alvarado bank director was rescued unharmed. Two suspects were wounded. others face aggravated kidnapping and attempted murder charges.
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Alvarado
Texas
UPI
Amy Mechel
Titus
Franklin
Hopkins
Texas Rangers
FBI
Michael Lynn Mills
Pleasant Grove
John Wesley Foote
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Dallas
Franklin County
Hopkins County
Liza Ann Bouvier
Balch Springs
George Thomas Barnes
Daniel Walter Necker Jr
Mesquite
Amy
Lloyd Johnson
Fort Worth
Sammy Franco
Teresa
Richland Hills
Saltillo
Mount Pleasant
Johnson
Bonnie and Clyde
Alvarado State Bank
Don McNiel
Teen hacker helps cops crack sex case in Minneapolis
A 15 year old high school sophomore, Peter Leppik, helped police unlock a password protected set of computer discs in a child sex abuse investigation, bypassing the security to retrieve data crucial to charges against 37 year old Lyle Patton. Leppik had previously run afoul of authorities for breaking into a bank computer, but offered his help willingly after the case.
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Minneapolis
UPI
Peter Leppik
Ammer
Leppik
Lyle Patton
San Jose
Calif
Santa Clara County
Sacramento
Arthur Gary Dill
Dill
Doris Bell
Investgation
Sacramento Area
Bell
Sacramento County
Rick Lewkowitz
Roland Cuevas
Veryl Baker
Citrus Heights
Alan Arbuckle
John Holman
Campbell
Sheriff's Department
Dills
Carmichael
Claudia
Solano County
Claudia Dill
Vallejo
Jackie Eskridge
Arthur Gary
Claudia Dull
Eskridge
Sheriff's Deputies
Lewkowitz
Marcos warns Philippines faces growing communist threat
President Ferdinand Marcos told the National Assembly that a communist rebellion is growing and taking a new dimension as guerrillas of the New Peoples Army extend their reach. U S aid discussions followed a Pentagon envoy pledge. Government troops raided a NPA camp, Tempo reported casualties.
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Manila
Philippines
UPI
Ferdinand Marcos
National Assembly
Marcos
New Peoples Army
Richard Armitage
International Security Affairs
United States
Communist Party
Ht Tritlas
Tempo
U.S
Supreme Court upholds 60 million payout to Northwest stewardesses
The Supreme Court let stand a roughly 60 million back pay and interest award to about 3,300 Northwest Airlines stewardesses who sued in 1970 for sex discrimination. Justices rejected airline claims of an unjustified sum. The cases also touched on firefighter retirement age and other actions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Northwest Airlines
Robert Sutton
Oklahoma
Sutton
Guam
Nauru
Hammer DeRobert
Pacific Daily News
Gannett Co
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
American Co
E.F. Hutton & Co
Lloyd's of London
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Jim Martin
Knight-Ridder News Service
U. S
Chew York
San Diego
C. Arnholt Smith
Smith
Hyattsville, Md
Chappell’s
Pearl & Crystal Studs
Pennyally
Crappen
Northern Lights Mall
Syracuse University
Jack Huebsch
School of Management
Box S
Syracuse
N.Y
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