Jury Finds Sniper Guilty Of Murder At Pali Lookout
AP reports Honolulu jurors convict Michael P. Moeller 22 of first degree murder for the July sniping at tourists on Oahu's Pali Lookout. The California repairman, who pleaded insanity, faces life without parole after the verdict. Bradley Kaanana, 25, was killed and six tourists wounded. Mrs. Montoya of Denver was among the wounded and later recovered. Moeller had claimed insanity and prior hospitalization.
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Honolulu
Pali Lookout
Oahu Island
Michael P. Moeller
Napa
Calif
Bradley Kaanana
Peter Montoya
Denver
Moeller
California
Train Auto Crash Kills 3 in West Virginia
A car collided with a Norfolk and Western passenger train in Davy McDowell County killing Walton Wayne Lester 55 his son Roger 25 of Rodgerfield and Junior Jackson 49 of Davy. Roger Lester drove the car failing to stop at a crossing as the 13 car Powhatan train from Norfolk to Cincinnati continued after a brief delay.
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Harrison
Pattie Boyd
Epsom Register Office
London
Paul McCartney
Miss Boyd
Davy
W.va
McDowell County
Norfolk & Western
Walton Wayne Lester
Roger
Roder
Field
Junior Jackson
Roger Lester
Officials say Bennett to be reassigned as ambassador
W. Tapley Bennett Jr will be reassigned soon from his post as U S ambassador to the Dominican Republic amid criticism of U S handling of the Dominican situation. Sources say the move is routine and not punishment.
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Cials
W. Tapley Bennett Jr
U.S
Dominican Republic
Bennett
Washington
A_ business research group
House
Committee For Economic Development
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Marsh Opposes Changing House Term to Four Years
Rep. John O. Marsh Jr. voiced doubt that House terms should extend to four years. Speaking at a Charlottesville Albemarle Jaycees banquet, he defended the two year term as a check and balance and argued Madison’s two year view remains apt for the body closest to the people.
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Charlottesville
John O. Marsh, Jr
United States
House of Representatives
House
Charlottesville-Albemarle
Congress
Baltimore Cattle Market Notes Mixed Week with Higher Values
USDA market report shows this week’s cattle receipts at 1550, down from last week, with slaughter steers and heifers up 25-50 cents and cows mostly 25-50 cents higher. Bulls scarce, feeder cattle steady, hogs also down late Thursday but generally steady overall. Key prices include slaughter steers 26.50 to 28.00, heifers mostly 23.75 to 24.50, cows 13.00 to 15.00, and hogs around steady with late declines.
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Baltimore
USDA
Grange to Hear Monroe College Head
The Middletown Grange will hear Howard G. Wilbur president of Monroe College address its meeting Monday night about relocating the college from Winchester. Officers and members of White Hall and tri district Granges will attend. C Lucien Brumback will preside and Mrs Oren Snapp will give the program.
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Middletown
Monroe College
Howard G. Wilbur
Grange
Winchester
White Hall
Tri - District
C. Lucien Brumback
Oren Snapp
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