Bronx man freed after bond on two weapons charges
David Perez aged 27 and his partner Valerie Laguer 36 left Bronx Criminal Court after posting bond for two weapons charges. Police say a raid on two Bronx apartments found weapons and literature linked to the Puerto Rican group FALN, which claimed recent bombings including two in Mankattan offices. Authorities seek Perez's roommate Vincent Alba.
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Unemployed man steali food leads to work at city garage
Norman Harris, 21, unemployed, was arrested at Anna C Heller Elementary School for stealing food. Police impressed by his story, directed him to the Employment Training Administration where Newman Leverett placed him in a federally funded summer job at the Municipal Garage. Harris starts work at $2.50 hourly for 3 hours weekly, with an advance paycheck arranged for Aug. 15.
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New Sam witness tips keep NYPD drawing closer
New eyewitness reports near the Brooklyn waterfront last Sunday morning have police refining a drawing of the killer who calls himself Son of Sam. Police Commissioner Codd said the updated portrait aims for accuracy while keeping the department’s existing description intact as letters from the killer flood in, about ten or two per day, with a total of samples received by authorities.
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FDA calls Laetrile hoax in strong court report
The FDA branded Laetrile a hoax in a 268 page report filed with a federal Oklahoma judge. It denounces Laetrile promoters as charlatans and portrays users as victims while warning the public about misleading cancer treatment claims. The document criticizes unsupported case histories and stresses the lack of credible, controlled studies.
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Missing N fuel no threat debunked by government
Washington reports no evidence of stolen bomb materials from U S nuclear fuel plants though hundreds of pounds of enriched uranium and plutonium remain unaccounted for. Two agencies say missing amounts could total enough for over 100 small bombs, but discrepancies described as bookkeeping errors and anomalies rather than actual losses.
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