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Newsmakers Compiled from the AP wire
Nixon calls Iran situation a sideshow
PARSIPPANY, N.J. ? Former President Richard Nixon today
described the Iran-Contra controversy as "a sideshow" and said it
was time for critics of President Reagan to "get off his back."
Nixon's comments were made during a closed-door meeting with
Republican governors that lasted more than an hour.
The session with Nixon was arranged before the disclosures of
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forccs fighting to overthrow Nicaragua's leftist government.
Gov. Richard Thornburgh of Pennsylvania said the former president
indicated he thought Reagan was doing a better job handling
the current controversy than was done in the Watergate scandal.
Gospel singer's money, bracelet stolen
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ? Gospel singer Shirley Caesar had
$3,000 in cash and a diamond and gold bracelet stolen while she
performed in Birmingham.
I he Urammy Award-winning singer said when she went on stage
Sunday night at Boutwell Auditorium, she placed her purse on a
^ riser next to a drum set used by several bands during the gospel
music concert.
After the concert, Caesar reported the purse missing. She said it
contained $3,000 in cash, a 14-carat gold bracelet with her name
engraved in diamonds, which she valued at $3,000, nine credit
cards and other personal and sentimental items.
Caesar, 48, said part of the cash was intended for food for needy
families in Durham, where she operates her own ministry. The
entertainer said she viewed the theft as a test of her faith.
Man executes 6 people to get dog back
OAKLAND, Calif. ? A man who had threatened to "do some
shooting" if he didn't get his dog back from his ex-girlfriend walk*
ed through her house with another woman and "executed" six
sleeping people, police and neighbors say.
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.iiiv/11vwuuiu appear iu uc so scnscicss ana trivial tnat
most of us couldn't even understand it," homicide Lt. Richard
Brierly said Monday.
David E. Welch, 28, and Rita Mae Lewis, 29, were arrested less
than nine hours after the shootings Monday, following a standoff
with police at another house in south Oakland. Brierly said they
would be charged today.
"It looks like they just walked through the house and murdered
people," said Brierly. "These people were executed. They didn't
have a chance to defend themselves at all."
Legislative drug abuse investigated
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The State newspaper has quoted unidentified sources as saying
some state legislators use drugs and that the solicitor and State Law
Enforcement Division arc looking into allegations against one
lawmaker in particular.
"As far as use on the floor of the House or Senate, I don't know,
but as far as legislators using, yes, there are legislators using and
there have been legislators who have sold," said a law enforcement
investigator the ncwsDaDer did not identify in TnpsHnv'c /?HWinn
The newspaper quoted unidentified sources as saying a separate
inquiry into alleged drug use by one legislator is being conductcd by
Solicitor Jim Anders and SLED.
But SLED spokesman Hugh Munn said neither he nor the head
of the ageny's narcotics division know of any such probe. "It must
be some other agency (that's investigating)," Munn said.
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