Protesting killer Streleski to walk free from prison
Theodore Streleski, who killed Stanford math professor Karel deLeeuw in 1978 to protest graduate treatment, will be released Sunday after seven years and 20 days. He defended his act as a message to press and Stanford policy, saying he would do it again if treated similarly. He plans to seek work in electronics in the Bay Area, change jobs yearly, and sue officials for defamation if paroled hearings are involved. He expresses no remorse but says he would not let the act affect his future moves.
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Vacaville
Calif
Theodore Stréleski
Stanford University
Streleski
Karel deLeeuw
Strelesk
Stanford
University of Ilmois
San Francisco Bay Area
Milwaukee DC-9 crash near Mitchell Field kills 31
Witnesses say the Midwest Express DC-9 suddenly pitched nose down and belly up after takeoff from General Mitchell Field. The crash left 31 dead as investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board prepared at the scene amid burning wreckage and charred trees.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Russ Lewandowski
Larry Kroes
Kroes
Lee Zwickey
Wtmi-Tv
31 Die As Midwest Express DC-9 Crashes in 1985 Disaster
Milwaukee witnesses report the Midwest Express DCO jet rolled twice after takeoff from Gen Mitchell Field and plunged nose down into a sunlit field near Runway Fight 105. The 60 passenger craft carried 26 passengers and four crew members plus one airline employee. NTSB investigators arrived and will examine wreckage to determine cause while authorities recount the tragic 19th air disaster of 1985 with more than 1,400 deaths worldwide.
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Midwest Express
Milwaukee
Midwest Express Airlines
DCO
Gen
Billy Mitchell Field
Federal Aviation Administration
Marjorie Kriz
Chicago
Fight
Madison
Atlanta
Judy Lawrence
National Transportation Safety Board
Robert Benton
NTSB
Joseph B. Frederick
SL ¥Erenice Catholic Church
Ground air laser tests under Star Wars plan contract
The Pentagon awarded a 10.9 million dollar design contract to Boompierospace of Seattle for a 33 month program to test firing a laser from the ground through the atmosphere to a space target. Hughes Aircraft is a major subcontractor as part of the effort to integrate with ballistic missile defense and a space based testing vehicle.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Boompierospace
Seattle
Wach
Army
Strategic Defense Initiative Organization
Hughes Aircraft
Segundo
Calif
Ballistc
United States
Mixed skies with Sunday thunderstorm chance ahead
Weather blurbs forecast mixed skies and a chance of thunderstorms Sunday. Tonight low near 65. Sunday high around 80. Bela and A2 sections present features including Crasailiads, Comics, Editorials, Lottery, and obituaries. Religion news spans the day with cinema and youth ideas.
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Bela
Wrong way crash kills city man in Geddes
A 36 year old city man died when a car traveling the wrong way on Interstate 690 hit his vehicle in Geddes. Onondaga County sheriff deputies charged 28 year old nna Richardson with vehicular manslaughter and DWI after a head on collision. She pleaded not guilty and bail was set at 25 thousand dollars cash or 50 thousand bond. Richardson reappeared in court later tonight. Deputies said she drove westbound in the eastbound lane from the Solvay exit to the city line before colliding with a Renault. She sustained minor injuries and allegedly refused a chemical test. The crash occurred two days after a manslaughter trial began in another wrong way collision on Interstate 81.
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Onondaga
Geddes
Willie L. Wagner
Bellevus Ave
Wagner
Six-Lang
Onondaga County
Nna J. Richardson
Abbey Road
Geddes Town
William Walsh
Public Safety Building
William Mastine
Richardson
Solvay
Sheriff's Department
Robert Burns
Hiawatha Boulevard
Thomas Collins
Collins
Accied Sheriffs Department
State Supreme Court
Michael Bucci
Jamesville
James
Sharon Besner
Clay
Interstate 81
Heart Transplant Replaces Jarvik-7 in Alum Drum mond Case
In Tucson, surgeons transplant the heart of a 1 year old accident victim into Michael Drummond, the youngest Jarvik-7 recipient, replacing the artificial heart. Terrell Griffin’s heart, rushed from Tyler Texas, was used as a temporary life saver while a donor was sought.
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Tucson
Ariz
Michael
Drummond
University Medical Center
Nina Trasoff
Terrell K. Griffin
Tyler
Texas
Griffin
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