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After the shootings, the gunman lay face-down in a pool of blood on the floor of a pressroom. The pistol was discovered under his body and the rifle was a few feet away. Wesbecker apparently shot himself with his pistol. Dotson said.
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mother was staying said the family did not want to comment.
Dotson said his officers had come "close, but not that close" to aprehending Wesbecker.
A woman who answered the telephone at a house where Wesbecker's
"We're just in shock like everybody else. We had to find out over the television. One called us," said the woman, who did not identify herself.
"I guess he was just a sick person. That's all."
The newspaper building was evacuated after the shootings. At least two downtown blocks were sealed off and a dozen ambulances lined the streets.
It was the worst one-day mass killing since Aug. 20, 1986, when a postal worker shot 14 people to death before killing himself at a post office in Edmond, Okla.
On Jan. 17, a 24-year-old drifter opened fire on a Stockton, Calif., schoolyard with an AK-47 rifle and other weapons, killing five children and wounding 29 others and one teacher before killing himself. That prompted a federal ban on imports of AK-47 and other foreign-made assault weapons.
Semiautomatic weapons under fire
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The Bush administration has banned imports of AK-47 assault rifles, such as the one used in a shooting rampage yesterday in Louisville, Ky., but the weapon is still available from U.S. companies.
The administration imposed a temporary import suspension in March after a public outcry over the Jan. 17, Stockton, Calif., schoolyard killing of five children by a man welding an AK-47.
However, the ban, made permanent in July, doesn't affect guns already owned by U.S. citizens or similar weapons produced by U.S. companies.
Joseph T. Wesbecher, who opened fire at Louisville's Standard-Gravure Co. printning plant, appeared to be using "half-banana clips" of about 25 rounds each in an AK-47, said Louisville Police Chief Richard Dotson.
Such clips are curved and stick out the bottom of the weapon.
Wesbecher, who committed suicide after the rampage, also had a 9mm semiautomatic pistol, Dotson said.
President Bush announced a crime package in May that would limit the size of ammunition clips to 15 rounds, but the Senate Judiciary Committee hasn't voted on it.
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The committee has approved a measure by Sen. Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz., that would ban nine varieties of semiautomatic assault weapons. Five of the nine varieties are already covered by the administration's import ban and four others produced domestically.
ConDicent's bill, which would provide up to 10 years additional prison
time for those convicted of crimes involving firearms, would go off the books in three years under a "sunset" provision.
On Monday, American Bar Association President L. Stanley Chauvin Jr. urged Bush to end the export of U.S.-made assault-style weapons to Colombia.
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Alexandra David, Piano
Beethoven
Rakhaminov
Sonata Op. 26
Third Movement-Marcia Funebre
Etude-Tableaux, Op. 33 No. 8 in G Minor
Sonata Op.38 in E Minor First Movement
Brahms
David Holmes, Cello Robert Andres, Piano
Fredric Scheff, Tenor
Yan Liu, Piano
F. A. Fosti Shcubert
Nocturne, Op. 9 No.1 in B-Flat Minor
Chopin
Gloria Sheu, Piano
Elegie
Hong Wang, Cello Alexandra David, Piano
Faure
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Il mio beo foco
Faure
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Bethany Hodges, Soprano Amy Beal, Piano
Air from Orchestral Suite, No. 3 Scherzo in C Minor, WoO2
J. S. Bach Brahms
Gordana Andres, Violin Robert Andres, Piano
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