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Man arrested in grisly slaying
Florida ex-convict previously jailed for mutilation-rape
TAMPA, Fla. — A man who served eight years in a California prison for raping a teen-age hitchhiker and chopping off her forearms with an ax was arrested Wednesday night in the slaying of a woman in his home.
The Associated Press
"They framed me the first time, but this time I did it."
self. The phone rang, and when Singleton went back inside, the bloody body of the naked woman was visible on the floor.
Lawrence Singleton, 69, was arrested after police who were responding to a call about a domestic dispute made the grisly discovery.
News of the slaying in Florida came as little surprise Wednesday night to some of the people who helped drive Sindleton out of California.
"They framed me the first time, but this time I did it," said Singleton, his hands cuffed behind his back, as he was leaving a police substation for the trio to tail.
The authorities wound up housing him in a mobile home on the grounds of San Quentin Prison until his parole ended in 1988.
free that he was dangerous and unstable.
"He came out, and he blood all over his chest and the side of his face," said Sales, who accompanied a deputy to Singleton's door in the Orient Park area of eastern Hillsborough County.
Danny Sales, a neighbor, said Singleton told the deputy he had been chopping vegetables and cut him-
She survived and testified against him. After he was paroled in 1987, prison authorities shuttled him from city to city as residents staged angry demonstrations and even filed suit to keep him out of their communities.
Lawrence Singleton
murder suspect
Hillsborough Sheriff Department representative Lt. David Gee said there were obvious signs of a struggle and that the woman, a middle-aged white female, had been stabbed repeatedly in the upper body.
It was not clear how the woman was connected to Singleton, who lived alone.
"He did a dastardly thing the first time to that young lady. If this is true, it was just like something waiting to happen," said Nancy Fahden, a former Contra Costa County supervisor. "He was sick in the head. I don't think he should ever have been let out of jail."
Someone who had gone to the house said he found Singleton naked, standing over a naked woman, and immediately left and called 911. Gee said.
Sales' father, David Sales, said he was unaware of Singleton's notoriety until three weeks ago when he
and his son pulled Singleton out of his van in front of his home after he tried to asphyxiate himself.
"We never knew all that, but when I found out the first thing I thought was should I have left that man in there," David Sales said. "If I had known, I probably would have at least given it a second thought."
In California, Singleton drew publicire when he was freed eight years and four months into a 14-year sentence for the 1978 mutilation-rape of a 15-year-old hitchhiker, who was left to die along a road.
Donald Stahl, the Stanislaus County, Calif., district attorney, had said after Singleton was finally set
Former astronaut won't seek sixth term
Ohio senator urges youth to be active
The Associated Press
NEW CONCORD, Ohio — Thirty-five years to the day after becoming the first American in orbit, John Glenn announced yesterday that he would not seek a fifth U.S. Semate term.
At a college chapel in the town where he grew up, the 75-year-old Democrat told supporters and students that although he wanted to continue to serve, "there is still no cure for the common birthday."
While some of his colleagues have retired, Glenn said his initial reaction was to stav and fight.
"Although my health remains excellent ... another term in the Senate would take me at the end of that term to the age of 83," he said. "For that reason and for that reason alone ... I have decided I will not be a candidate for
re-election to the Senate."
He mentioned his three historic orbits and his military history but spent most of the hour-long speech urging the students to take an active role in government and society.
"As we enter a new century, we can ill afford the freeloaders of democracy — the selfish, self-absorbed political wolves who are content to carp, complain, criticize and destroy without offering any constructive help or ideas," he said.
John Glenn
Glenn was elected to the Senate in 1974 and has served four consecutive six-year terms.
He chose to return to New Concord to make the announcement before a crowd of about 500 people at Muskingu College.
Diplomat charged with manslaughter
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WASHINGTON — A Republic of Georgia diplomat surrendered to police yesterday and was charged with involuntary manslaughter for a high-speed car crash last month that killed a 16-year-old girl.
The government of the former Soviet republic notified the State Department last week that it was waiving diplomatic immunity in the case of Gueorgui Makhadze, the second-ranking diplomat at the Georgian embassy in Washington. But Georgian officials may ask that he be allowed to serve any jail sentence in his homeland.
Joviane Waltrick was killed when Makharadze's automobile slammed into the back of a car at a stoplight, police said. The car Makharadze struck landed on the vehicle in which Waltrick was a front-seat passenger. The diplo-
Police said Makharadze had been drinking and ray have been traveling as fast as 80 mph. He was not given a blood-alcohol test at the scene because of his diplomatic status. But a test at a hospital indicated Makharadze's blood-alcohol level was 0.185, according to published reports. The legal limit here is 0.10.
mat's car plowed into two more cars before landing on its roof. Makharadze also was charged with four counts of aggravated assault.
The diplomat will ask to be released until his trial, said Lawrence Barcella, one of his attorneys.
"He's patiently waited here for six weeks while he had diplomatic immunity and could have left with impunity. So anything other than releasing him at this point would be ridiculous," Barcella said.
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