Slaying of cop prompts clues from tapes and logos
Philadelphia police review taped communications and logos in the shooting death of Officer Thomas Trench 43 an 11 year veteran found with four bullet wounds. His service revolver remained in holster and no weapon stolen. authorities deny links to the MOVE bombing. Exeter NH nudist camp owner Robert Bonser freed to seek permits after six months jail for resisting town ordinances on mobile homes. he seeks jury trial claiming constitutional rights.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Trench
Trench
Robert Armstrong
Cinga Range
Armstrong
Exeter
N.H
Robert Bonser
Nottingham
Bonser
Bonger
Louis blaze rages through South Grand block
A pre dawn fire in St Louis roared into a five alarm blaze consuming two and three story brick commercial buildings along South Grand Avenue. Authorities said no injuries were reported as traffic was diverted and the block remained engulfed in flames. The fire involved a tavern bowling alley and pizza parlor with officials continuing to battle the inferno.
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St. Louis
South Grand Avenue
J. Louis
Shotgun killer Marvin Francois executed in Florida
Marvin Francois, 39, was electrocuted at Florida State Prison after being condemned for killing six people during a robbery at a “drug house” in the Miami suburb of Carol City. It was Florida’s third execution this year and the 13th since 1976.
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Starke
Francois
Florida State Prison
Florida
Carol City
Navy spy case traced $1000 payment to seaman Walker
Investigators traced at least one $1,000 payment for secret U S Navy documents to 22 year old seaman Michael Walker accused of spying for the Soviet Union with his retired Navy officer father John Anthony Walker Jr. and the elder Walker face charges in a six count indictment in U S District Court Norfolk Virginia Beach Oceana Naval Air Station Virginia. The younger Walker, held in an undisclosed facility, was to appear for a detention hearing before U S Magistrate Daniel Klem Jr.
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Baltimore
U.S. Navy
Soviet Union
Michael Walker
Nimitz
Oceana Naval Air Staion
Virginia Beach
U.S. District Court
John Anthony Walker Jr
Norfolk, Va
Insson
U.S
Walker
Daniel Klem Jr
Five Convicts Escape Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Oklahoma authorities hunt five dangerous inmates reported outside the wall of the state penitentiary near McAlester around 10 p.m. The escapees include a murderer serving life. prison spokesman Howard Ray says the group is extremely dangerous and will be pursued until recaptured.
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Mcalester
Okla
Walla
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Howard Ray
Ray
Allen
Clouds Hamper Effort to Study Mount St Helens
Vancouver Washington reports clouds hindered scientists studying Mount St Helens crater. USGS said they would retry to observe motion toward the surface indicating possible dome growth. Seismic activity remained high with shallow quakes 0 to 3 on the Richter scale as a volcano alert stayed in effect and officials projected a dome building eruption this week.
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Vancouver
Wash
Blount St. Helens
Volcanio’s
U.S. Geological Survey
Alest
Scipa
Man kills three wounds seven before being slain by police
A disabled former newspaper worker, James K. Koslow, 32, of Chicago opened fire with a military style weapon at a Kmart in a Lake County, Indiana plaza, killing three and wounding seven before police fatally shot him. Victims included George Murr, 29, Marlene Jancosek, 35, and Margaret Novak, 53. Injured ranged from a tow truck driver to a man struck by debris. Koslow had complained of constant back and leg pain and an anti medicine stance.
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Lam
Fred Ut
James K. Koslow
Chicago
Kmart
Indiana
Lake County
Michael Higgingsod
Koslow
Mng
Higgins
Rusen
PRT
Reagan
Secret Service
Washington
Edward Koslow
Cago Tabuie
Barrie Johnson
George Murr
Marlene Jancosek
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Dyer
Margaret Novak
SS Anthony's Hospital
Crown Point
Patek Lirkasik
Marr
Dyer Hospital
Gregory Paderick
Names Given to Frustaci Sextuplets Progressing
In Orange California doctors reported three of the five surviving Frustaci sextuplets nearly out of the woods. The babies now have names replacing letter designations and show significant improvement, while Baby B remains critically ill.
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Carne Worcester
James Martin Frustad
Worcester
Brearen’ 'S
Orange County
Patricia Ann
Stephen Earl
Richard Charles
Girl 18 Embarks Solo World Voyage Aboard Varuna
New York AP reports 18 year old Tania Aebi begins a solo voyage around the world in a 26 foot sloop Varuna. She leaves South Street Seaport amid family farewells, planning Bermuda next month and a route through the Panama Canal Pacific and Indian Oceans. Her father Ernst Aebi provided the boat valuing it as a form of higher education, while she aims to fund the trip by selling stories to publications at ports of call.
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New York
Tania Aebi
Ms. Aebi
Ernst
Lves
SoHo
Tower Manhattan
England
Ms. Reb
Atlantic
Falmouth
Re Acta
Reborlers
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Bonnie
Fthday
Tes Pane
St. Joseph Hospital
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Peanut
Pane Gaid
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Frustaci
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Haga
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Jade
Anthony
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