Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 94, No. 100, Ed. 1 Friday, June 17, 1983 Page: 4 of 42
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Thursday
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» supermarket chain three Mid the peeling building • • . . ...
fezmagostormassnz mini-mart
’ way built a fence around “Pm sentimental," she A north Oklahoma drome.strips the body O
2 the house, a parking lot Mid. “This is where my City convenience store its detenses against in-
• around the fence and a children were born," was robbed of an un-
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day and moved it across
Muskogee to a new
peighborhood.
• Mrs. Hensley, 63, was Safeway last February
the only homeowner on to settle the suit and sell
her block who refused to the property.
’■ sell her property to the But not the house. She
j Ward was accused by also could receive up to
J a federal grand jury last five years in prison and
"2 of conceallng from a 910,000 fine if convict-
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3 for the alleged rape of a lahoma laws.
I Del City policeman's Each of the two plain-
j wife, have lodged a near- tiffs is seeking $2 mil-
ly $4.5 million federal lion in punitive damages
i lawsuit against the offi- and $223,642 in actual
» er, two of his follow of- damages.
: ticers and the cities of
; Del City and Midwest
: City.
; Alvin Wayne Klein and
; Jerry Wayne Dewvall al-
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MUSKOGEE (AP) - huge Super Store in the
' Though she could afford background.
; a new boost after race i v- She filed a 110.5 mil-
J tag more than $200,000 lion lawsuit against the
from Safeway Stores Inc nation's largest super-
: in a legal tussle, Bernice market chain in March
Hensley would rather 1982, claiming the 8-
keep her small home of foot-high fence was
IRS six specifically ed on the conspiracy
ribed pieces of prop- charge.
erty and an ownership Ward’s trial began
interest in the this morning in UJS. Dis-
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Lawton. Thompson's court.
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E Six’v intgerm suits
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• the San Antonio Fire De-
_____ partment to protect city
n . paramedics fearful of
Resigns contracting the disease
• AIDS.
Dr. Belen Caldieott
has rosined as presi- The $2M suits, expect-
dent of Physieians for ed to become standard
Soeial Responsibility, ambulance equipment in
the anti-nelear war the next few weeks, con-
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• REMOTE CONTROL WNEIN
fection. Its causes and
determined amount of cure remain unknown,
money this morning, and it kills about 80 per-
The clerk told police a cent of its victims within
white man in his early two years.
40s came into Mason Ml- ,
ni-Mart at NW 26 and In- u Doctorss believe AIDS
dependence about 11 istra nimitted by sexual
am., told her he had a contactsor the. use.of
gun and demanded she contaminated hypoder
lie on the floor. The mic.need les or blood
clerk complied, al- product\ ts incidence
■Jury selection began Another count in the though she told police hombsenuarghentamong
this morning in the Okla- indictment alleges Ward she saw no weapon
homa City federal court conspired with others to .The robber emptied “There’s very little
trial of an alleged Law- purchase property, then the cash register and known about AIDS,"
ton gambler accused of put the property in oth- et in a green ordMus Franz Mid. “Right now,
concealing money, prop- era’ names to avoid the tang- he " described as we want to reduce the
• erty and other financial attachment of federal 5.8, about 175 pounds, chance of coming into
J interests from federal tax liens that were on With dark brown hair contact with an AIDS
3 tax collectors. file in Ward's name at and a medium complex- victim."
I IThomas Fred Ward the Comanche County ion. _ „ ....
1 also to on trial for Courthouse Dissident dies n Paramedics are "the
' conspiring to defraud VSSden- flies first dealing with the I
J the government of “a Conviction on the PARIS (AP) - Vadim sick and, consequently,
3 substantial amount of concealment charge car- Dehuney, 35 a dissident the first to be exposed to
‛ wagering excise taxes," ties a maximum penalty Soviet poet, has died. the disease, he said.
• asscreed against him in of three years in prison
3 1974. and a $5,000 fine. Ward
zr^?439”
t lege in their suit the offi-
, cers violated their civil
! rights by beating,
f threatening and harass-
! ing them when the offi-
J cers arrested them on
f Nov. 10,1982.
Klein and Dewvall al-
so allege the cities of
. Del City and Midwest
< City violated their con
: stitutional rights by fail-
j ing to properly train the
; 9fficers.
Klein and Dewvall My
2 in their suit they were
: arrested about noon on
; Nov. 10 for the alleged
; rape of the officer’s wife
; the previous night.
They claim the alleged
: assault by the officers
: “was done with the in-
I . tent to revenge(sic) the
» alleged rape" of the offi-
: cer's wife.
Klein and Dewvall say
they were arrested in-
• side the Midwest City
j Girlfriend
; sentenced
TULSA (AP) - A
t Jenks woman has been
: sentenced to a 10-year
| prison term after plead-
lag guilty to second-de-
gree murder in the Jan.
] 3 stabbing death of her
: boyfriend.
Jean Ann Bassett, 32,
; was charged in the slay-
; ing of Eugene Soga, 36.
i The plea came after two
I witnesses testified in her
: irial
Tulsa District Judge
- Margaret Lamm as-
sessed the minimum
punishment for the
. charge.
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