Breslin on Son of Sam column and police strategy
The piece recounts Breslin meeting with New York police officials at the 109th Precinct to discuss releasing Son of Sam communications to elicit a reply. It covers the motivations behind the column, the role of public letters, and Breslin's June 5 and July 10 columns. It notes debates with officials, a psychiatrist’s input, and the July 29 anniversary implications.
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109Th Precinct
Flushing
Keenan
Timothy Dowd
Borrelli
Sam
Son of Sam
THE
New Yorker
Breslin
Thermore
Judy Placido
Sal Lupo
Bayside
Abraham D. Beame
109Th
Son of
Donna Lauria
Diana Vreeland
Greenwich Village
Paris
Crillon
Bushwick
Diane Vreeland
Sam talks: I only shot pretty girls court rearraignment
A witness describes the suspect as detached and stating he will be sent to King County for mental observation. The interview reveals the killer’s lack of remorse and odd beliefs about water in Queens and Bronx, with the subject claiming writing talent but denying learning anywhere.
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Queens
Bronx
Brooklyn
King’s ‘County
The
From Best Friend to Master of Reality in a Bronx Tragedy
A man who enlisted in June 1971 and served in Korea shifted from hawk to critic, writing incoherent letters and signing as Master of Reality. After returning to the Bronx in 1974 he drifted through odd jobs and learned his real last name Falco, then chose death over reunion.
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Fort Dix
Fort Polk
Korea
Berkowitz
Dave
Bronx
Barnes Ave
Boynton Beach
Fla
TBI Security Co
Bronx General Post Office
Falco
Death
Planned Knights Inn motel for Elyria to open later year
Cardinal Industries spokesmen described an 18 unit Knights Inn planned for Elyria off Griswold Road east of Rt 57. Units built at Columbus plant and assembled on site feature radar style architecture televisions telephones pool and meeting room. Ten Knights Inns operate in Columbus Dayton Toledo Cincinnati and Akron with 10 more planned this year including Elyria.
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Ohio
Cardinal Industries
Griswold Road
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Dayton
Toledo
Cincinnati
Akron
Mary Stidworthy wins National Smallbore Prone title
Mary Stidworthy a 20 year old sophomore at Yavapai Junior College Prescott Arizona defeated nearly 500 top shooters over four days at Camp Perry Ohio to win the National Smallbore Prone Rifle Championship She outshot famed competitor Army Maj Lones Wigger in a tight duel and finished three shots from a perfect 6400 becoming the first woman to win the crown in more than two decades
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Yavapai Junior College
Prescott
Ariz
Camp Perry
Army
Lones Wigger
Georgia
Woman who led police to Sam tells her story
A woman who aided police in identifying a suspect recounts what she saw and wore, explains the police’s handling of anonymity, and describes interactions with detectives and a sketch artist. She recalls shopping for a shirt, nervous nights, and the moment police said they had the man and evidence.
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Steve
Joseph) Strand
Tina
Detective Stand
Wadsworth
Lottery winner helps aging couple in Ohio
Mrs Frank B Williams 77 who stood in for her ill husband drew $55 000 in Ohio Lottery winnings. The Cleveland bound report notes the couple no children and plans to use funds for home repairs charity donations and general relief. Other lottery results from Michigan Illinois New Jersey and national references follow, plus a note on early transfusion experiments and species brood group differences.
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Frank B. Williams
Columbus
Helen Williams
Columbus Water Department
Opening Wall Street Dips as Dow Opens Lower
New York stocks opened with declines on the NYSE as the Dow Jones average slipped to 875.70 after a 9.61 point drop to a 19 month low. Declines led advances 135 to 1. Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports yesterday's grain bids with wheat 1.71 dollars per bushel shelled corn 1.48 oats 1.30 soybeans no bid per bushel.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Missing Ohio teen Yvonne Cer gol felt mystery deepens
Yvonne Cer gol, 16, vanished after leaving a North Olmsted gas station on July 4 1976 to shop and socialise. Police and family describe her as responsible and not prone to rash actions with an all points bulletin issued. investigators trace tips while her family waits and hopes for her return.
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Yvonne
North Oimsted High School
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