American woman killed in El Salvador on highway
An American woman, Linda Louise Cancel of Culver City California, was shot dead on a Pan American Highway in eastern El Salvador. A U S embassy spokesman said rebels likely killed her as her family, including a Salvadoran customs agent, traveled toward Costa Rica. The woman’s common law husband Curtis Henderson Lewenz and their two children survived.
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Ms. Cancel
Curtis. Henderson Lewenz
United States
State Department
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Slave labor trial begins in Mich. Kozminski family on trial
Foreman Michael Wilcome testified that Ike Kozminski ordered him to hit two mentally retarded farmhands to force work at the 405 acre Chelsea Michigan farm. The two men, Robert Fulmer and Louis Molitoris, were said to be confined in a filthy trailer and forced to 17 hour days. The Kozminskis face counts of involuntary servitude and civil rights violations.
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Michael Wilcome
Ike Kozminski
Wilcome
Kozminski
Chelsea
Michigan
Robert Fulmer
Louis Molitoris
Michael J. Asam
Rohman
Washtenaw County Social Service
Molitoris
Fulmer
Tanean Tha Taneygirt
Kozminskis
U.S
Susan King
Man dies after bomb explodes in Dallas newspaper box
A bomb in a coin operated Dallas Morning News box exploded at 5 14 am in north Dallas, killing a man who opened the box for a paper. The victim's identity was withheld pending relatives. No group claimed responsibility and no threats were known. The box owner and editor gave details on loading time.
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Ohio officials seek federal aid to curb organized crime
Ohio lawmen from Stark Summit and Youngstown urge stronger federal help to fight gang activity. They describe crime as a Canton area culture and a plague around Akron, citing gambling, prostitution, loan sharking and corrup tion. They demand asset seizure laws and wiretap powers, plus long term federal enforcement support.
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Ohio
Senate
Stark County
Robert C. Berens
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Berens
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David W. Troutman
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Patrick Ungaro
Grandparents win visitation rights in California case
California's 4th District Court of Appeal ruled 2-1 that Carol and Raymond Froze may visit their grandson one weekend per month, despite objections from the boy's mother Lisa Des jardins and her husband Thomas. The majority said grandparent visitation benefits the child. a dissent called the arrangement a continuing family battle.
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4Th District Court of Appeal
Carol
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Robert O. Staniforth
Robert
Lisa Desjardins
Thomas
Howard Wiener
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George
Catherine Layton
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Mark Foster
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Justice gives glimpse of humor in high court
Dartmouth talk reveals nine justices as eccentric figures with nicknames like the warden's and the pornographer's friend. Blackmun chats about conference routines, World Series scores, and the strain of keeping rules in a changing court while predicting future shifts in the Supreme Court.
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