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Wednesday September 4,1'985/The Battalion/Page 11 iry idents said spread rap. taneity and ■nts. y. the rand, nst the dol- f rom 44.95 8 suppon 'died sincj markets a fiveKla; aon was or- n the rand w of 34.811 to haveiir— it five gold I lion leaden :f out Mon- iid the total itary am id Vilioen were absent rachute bat- nentthatno he ciraiul ranees froitl f>ut gave ml ‘Night Stalker’ Alleged California serial murderer charged Associated Press LOS ANGELES — Richard Ram irez, the drifter arrested in the “Night Stalker” serial slayings that terrorized California, was charged Tuesday with murder and seven other felony counts including bur glary, robbery and sexual assault. The 25-year-old Ramirez was charged with the May 14 murder of William Doi, 66, who was shot in the face in his surburban Monterey Park home, and the sexual assault of Doi’s wife. Ramirez answered “yes” three times in a loud and cleat voice as he confirmed his identity, waived his right to enter a plea and waived his right to a preliminary hearing in 10 days. “We’ve had only the briefest pe riod to discuss with Mr. Ramirez the defense of his case," Deputy Public Defender David Meyer said in asking for a delay in entering the plea. Municipal Court Judge El way Soper ordered Ramirez to appear Sept. 9 to enter a plea. There is no bail in the case. An investigation was continuing into 14 slayings linked to the at tacker, said Los Angeles County Dis trict Attorney Ira Reiner. “Assuming the evidence warrants, we will be filing additional charges within the next couple of weeks,” he said. “We have sufficient evidence to convince us that the majority of these crimes were, in fact, com mitted by the same person. “However, I would caution you that not all of these cases are nec essarily attributable to the same per son,” Reiner said. Ramirez was charged with one count of burglary and robbery for the break-in at tne Doi home, and one count each rape, sodomy, forced oral copulation and murder. One count each of burglary and robbery also were filed for a May 9 intrusion into the home of Clara Ce cilia Hadsall. No age or address was given for the woman. Ramirez was arrested Saturday in East Los Angeles after being chased and beaten by a crowd that pre vented him from trying to steal a car. He is under constant surveillance in a high-security section of Los An geles County Jail. In Orange County, Chief Deputy District Attorney James Enright said he was awaiting reports on an Aug. 25 attack in Mission Viejo in which a man was shot and wounded and his fiancee raped. Enright said possible charges could include attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, rape, robbery and burglary. Ramirez had already been served with arrest warrants from Orange and San Francisco counties. 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