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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1987

Page

4

Unemployed chemist held for threats against Reagan and Shultz

Edward Lewis Gallo 41 of Worcester Massachusetts is jailed on federal and state charges for threatening to kill President Reagan and Secretary of State Shultz. Police found a Colt AR 15 rifle Mossberg shotgun and other ammunition in his car plus $7600. He faces a psychiatric evaluation and is held without bond.

Washington Reagan George P. Shultz Jean Dwyer Edward Lewis Gallo Worcester Mass Galio Gallo State Department Massachusetts Shultz Blackstone Arthur Levesque Levesque Michael Vacca Vacca Charles Redman Department Bureau of Diplomatic Security Worcester Police District of Columbia D.C

Ginsburg admits destroying documents in congressional probe

Supreme Court nominee Douglas H. Ginsburg acknowledged destroying subpoenaed documents sought by a House committee. Rep. Dingell said he was troubled by the actions and Biden was informed in a Tuesday letter. A Justice Department spokesman called the matter a tempest in a teapot and offered no conclusion on legality or intent.

Washington Supreme Court Douglas H. Ginsburg House John Dingell D-Mich Senate Judiciary Committee Joseph R. Biden D-Del Ginsburg Justice Department Terry Eastland Congressional Antitrust Division

Car plunges 50 feet from Seattle garage. three die

A car traveling under 15 mph crashed through steel cables on the fifth floor of the Second and Union Parkade, plunged 50 feet onto a five story car stack, killing three. The driver and a passenger died. a man in a street-level car was killed and a woman injured. Victims identified as Henry E. Wolf, 70, and Paula Mann, 55.

Seattle Union Parkade Henry E. Wolf Paula Mann Wolf Dan Furdice

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