Pillowcase Rapist Freed After Prison Term Ends
Reginald Muldrew, linked to up to 200 sex crimes in Los Angeles area in the 1970s, is released from California prison after completing his term and psychiatric extensions. He flies to Las Vegas where police warn him he is not welcome. Nevada authorities say he must register if he stays in state, while California officials note no parole reporting obligation. Gov. Pete Wilson condemns the lenient sentence.
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Subway riders beat token system
New York City Transit Authority spent 5 million dollars to mint 60 million 1.50 tokens for the subway. Newsday test finds a South American coin can ride for 30 cents, raising questions about fare control. Turnstiles require fine recalibration and periodic recalibration of all 3,550 units continues to prevent fare beating.
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Wesleyan Receives Rare Fats Waller Recordings Donation
A retired postal worker donates over 24 home recordings and 600 other Jazz selections to Wesleyan University in Middletown. The collection, gathered from Clifford Morns estate, includes unseen Waller performances from the late 1930s and early 1940s. Waller historian Paul Machlin notes the material is unique with previously unknown takes and checks of his playing.
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