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San Francisco
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major damage
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SAN FRANCISCO — No in
juries or major damage were re
ported from a moderate earth
quake that rocked the San
Francisco Bay area, knocking
items from shelves and swaying
buildings slightly, authorities
said Tuesday.
The quake Monday night was
centered about 12 miles south
east of the University of Califor
nia’s Seismographic Station in
Berkeley. It registered 4.0 on
the open-ended Richter scale.
“I just moved to California
and I’ve never been in an earth
quake before,” said a resident of
a 20-story midtown apartment
building in San Francisco which
rocked lightly when the quake
struck. ‘‘It was pretty scary. Do
these things happen often?”
Joyce Wynne said she was
watching television with her
husband in their Newark,
Calif., home.
“We looked up at the ceiling
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lier was going, the big grandfa
ther clock that never worked
was going because the pen
dulum starting swinging,” she
said.
After the quake, the clock
stopped.
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A slight rumble was felt
San Francisco’s nearly vacant
Financial District when the
quake hit at 10:36 p.m. EST. It
was barely felt in the bedroom
suburbs of Marin, Santa Clara
and Santa Cruz counties.
‘I’m on the seventh floor of a
S h rise and it was a 30-second
[,” said a San Jose resident.
You could feel it roll.”
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Man gets death sentence
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KOUNTZE — A Hardin
County jury sentenced a 19-
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year-old man to death with a
history of run-ins with the law
for beating his elderly employer
to death with a hammer and a
brick.
Jewel Richard McGee Jr.,
who had lived in the southeast
Texas town of 3,000 off and on
since he was 5 years old, was
sentenced Monday for the mur
der of businessman William
Crosby, 73, during a Sept. 26,
1983, robbery.
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Prosecutor R.F. Horka said
McGee gave a confession, which
was not entered as evidence,
and had reenacted the crime
for officers.
“He was doing some work for
Mr. Crosby at a rent house, and
he waited behind a door with a
hammer, and struck Mr. Crosby
on the head when he came in,”
Horka said.
“While he was going through
Mr. Crosby’s pockets, Mr.
Crosby came to and saw McGee.
McGee then struck him several
more times, and dragged him
outside. Then he hit him with a
Mr. Crosby’s
brick, crushing
skull.”
Horka said McGee took Cros
by’s wallet and fled in Crosby’s
car.
"That night he found him a
girl and spent the night with
her,” Horka said. “That was
what was so cold about it.”
McGee was arrested less that
24 hours after the killing, still
driving Crosby's car, Horka
said.
McGee had a history of 12 ar
rests ranging from simple theft
to arson, beginning when he
was 12 years old in Kountze,
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est craze in designer-made eye
glasses has led to the deaths of
at least three people killed by
thieves who tried to swipe their
glasses, police said Tuesday.
Thieves have been tearing
the fashionable, German-made
glasses, known as Cazals, off the
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