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Thursday, April 9, 1992 ELKO DAILY FREE PRESS, Elko, Nevada 11 News Capsules Each time Clinton hurdle, higher one clears appears blood, standing near the porch. He got down on his knees and surren dered. said Sgt. Mike Miller. "His statement is that he killed the kids with a hatchet.

Apparently he was upset because his wife said she was going to leave him," Miller said. Chcrno Camara, 37. was booked for investigation of murder and assault said officer Larry Smith. The victims were identified as Mohammed Richard Camara. who turned 2 on Wednesday, and Bakary Alan Camara.

age 3. The wife, Patri cia Johnson, 40. was in satisfactory' condition at Tacoma General Hospital with a leg wound. Smith said. The woman fled in a car and sum moned help at a gasoline station.

WASHINGTON (AP) The way Bill Clinton's detractors tell it if he keeps winning like this he'll really have trouble. For every victory, other Democrats point to another poll of voters, who say they have misgivings and 'wish somebody else was running for president. Every time Clinton clears a hurdle, there seems to be another one, set higher, just ahead. He's described as limping, his victories tarnished, the prospect of his nomination a comfort to the Republican White House. And all of that while, Clinton has been achieving his mission.

He is well on his way to the Democratic nomination to challenge President Bush next Nov. 3. At what amounts to a half time break in the primary election season, only the Arkansas governor can go to the Democratic National Convention with a nominating majority in hand or ithin close reach. He has 1,267 delegates, he needs 878 more to win. He is, as his opponents say, a flawed candidate, beset by image problems that could be his undoing in the general election campaign.

But he also is a skilled politician who has mastered a five-man field, driving out all but one rival, and overcoming a succession of character questions that would have undone most candidates. Clinton said he isnt trying to make the voters love him; he wants their respect and confidence. "I think time will take care of it," he said Wednesday. He blames the problem on "buyers' remorse." Mickey Kantor, his campaign chairman, said Wednesday FinHA seeking new committee member 1956 nuclear bomber crash now disclosed it's no surprise that Democrats still look for somebody else, "someone that you don't know, someone who may be perfect." In Clinton's case, though, it isn't that abstract He's had to defend himself repeatedly on questions of conduct both personal and official. Even as he gained a campaign ally, Illinois Sen.

Paul Simon, there was a reminder of the lingering problem. "I would be fooling you if I told you some of my colleagues didn't have reservations," Simon said. "There's no question he's got some work to do, but if Bill Clinton is good enough to win the Democratic nomination, he's good enough to beat George Bush in November," said Democratic pollster Geoffrey Garin. The persistent argument that Clinton is losing voter confidence while winning primary elections is one more oddity in an odd campaign. This week's round was a prime example.

By consensus, New York was the crucial test, and for a while, it looked like trouble for the front-runner. On successive Tuesdays, he'd lost to rival Jerry Brown in adjacent states, Connecticut and Vermont. The campaign was bitter, the polls shaky. While Brown attacked, Paul Tsongas looked for support from the sidelines, and got it. Clinton won, with 41 percent of the vote.

Tsongas got 29 percent without campaigning, Brown 26 percent. Clinton also won in Wisconsin and Kansas and a non-binding primary' in Minnesota. But wait. The New York turnout was low, only about 27 percent. Democrats, Gov.

Mario Cuomo said in a radio interview, "are not turned on," and it couldn't be considered a big victory' for Clinton. Network-commissioned interviews with voters leaving their polling places showed that two thirds wished there were other candidates to choose. While a majority said they expected Clinton to be the nominee, only half of New York's Democratic voters said he has the honesty and integrity to serve effectively as president. Those exit interviews countered the decision registered inside. Clinton did win, after all, and by a dozen percentage points.

Special Holiday Inn Farmers Home Administration of ficials have announced they are seeking an area farmer interested in serving on the County Committee for the Elko-Eureka area. Committee members determine the eligibility of people applying for farm loans offered through FmHA. a branch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Clayre E.

Moiola, Elko County office supervisor, reports that committee members also make service recommendations for those who have FmHA loans or who seek debt adjustment. County Committees are made up of three members. Committee members' duties also include reviewing loan requests to determine the management ability and credit worthiness of applicants and to determine Tolllrr drowns MARION, Ind. (AP) A 4 year-old boy left alone in a car with his 2 -year -old brother died when the vehicle rolled into a farm pond, authorities said. The younger boy was critically injured.

Their mother. Joctta Kunkle. left them in the car while visiting her mother. When she looked outside less than 10 minutes later, the car was in the pond, said Grant County sheriffs Sgt Kevin Pauley. Rescue divers had trouble reaching the boys because the submerged car was difficult to find in the deep, murky water.

It took 35 minutes to pull the car from the water and remove the children. Pauley said. The water and outside temperatures were about 32 degrees. Some divers suffered hypothermia, said Robert Johnson, a deputy fire chief. The younger boy.

Kyle, was in a child restraint seat. His brother, Kur-tis, was found floating inside the car. Police believe one of the boys knocked the car's gear shift into neutral. The parking brake was inoperable, Pauley said. Determined eflort KENMORE, N.Y.

(AP) A man jumped from a fourth floor window and survived, then rode the elevator back up and repeated his suicide attempt, police said. He wound up with a broken wrist and ankle and cuts on his face. "God bless him. he's alive," Capt. Emil Palombo said.

"Whatever help he needs, he's going to get it." The 30-year-old man crashed through the window of his apartment Saturday and plunged 40 feet, hitting a car and crumpling its roof, Palombo said. He went back inside, jumped again and hit the same car, the captain said. He was listed in fair condition at Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo. Hatchet layings TACOMA, Wash. (AP) A man apparently upset over his failing marriage was held Saturday in the hatchet slayings of his two young sons and an attack on his estranged wife, police said.

The attack occurred Friday night at a home in the city's north end. Police found the man. covered with Hible Services 3015 Idaho Elko 3C.r, Nondcnomi national. No collections. All are Welcome.

The couple apparently had separated, Smith said. Kill er enow ANDERSONYILLE, Tenn. (AP) -A pet chow attacked and killed its new owner one day after the woman brought the dog home, police said. Judy Grant 44, died at a hospital after the dog bit her in the neck out side her house, deputy Sheriff Jim Jones said. Grant's mother.

Brenda Satterfield, said her daughter got the dog Satur day from a man in Asheville, N.C., ho later said the dog had bitten his mother's boyfriend and killed a smaller dog. Mrs. Grant didn't know the dog had a history of attacks, Satterfield said. Grant's husband, Kenneth Grant shot and killed the dog after the attack. whether the applicant's operation is a family farm.

For existing borrowers, the committee determines whether there is commercial credit available. Applicants must be farmers and their principal farming operation must be located within Elko or Eureka Counties. Moiola said FmHA is commonly referred to as the lender of "last resort," since it can only make loans to farmers and ranchers who are unable to obtain credit from other sources. The local committee has one opening. Nominations must be filed by May 15.

People who are interested in serving on the committee should contact the Elko FmHA County Office at 73a 8468. Certified Gemologist Member American Gem Society 495 Idaho St Downtown Elko APRIL 9 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) A nuclear armed 36 bomber crashed near Albuquerque in 1936, a government report has disclosed. The report suggests the crash site may be contaminated with radioactivity. The study suggests plutonium, enriched uranium or tritium might be present at the crash site near Kirt-land Air Force Base, but doesn't say how much, the Albuquerque Journal reported today.

The study, which is to be released today by the U.S. Senate Government Operations Committee, says the crash on Jan. 9, 1956 involved a 36 bomber carrying a nuclear weapon or weapons. The Air Force provided no information Wednesday. The base, which is just south of Albuquerque, has no relevent records, George Pearce, base public information officer, said Wednesday.

The Strategic Air Command at Of-futt Air Force Base in Omaha, also said it had no information. The Air Force Historical Research Agency at Maxwell Air Force Base, and the Air Force Safety Center at Norton Air Force Base, de clined to comment Wednesday. The study, commissioned by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, lists 45,361 locations in the United States, including hospitals and factories, that could be contaminated by radioactivity. Contaminations range from accidents involving nuclear warheads to government experiments that tried to simulate the effects of nuclear weapons on crops.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission considers 46 sites to have seri- ous radioactive contamination. New Mexico with more than 1.000 ranks eighth in the number of sites. The 1956 crash is among 29 "nuclear weapons carrier accidents" included in the report. Two other Kirtland accidents are listed one in which a B-29 bomber crashed into the Manzano Mountains in 1950 and one in which a plane accidentally dropped a bomb over Kirtland in 1957. Those accidents were included in the 1981 Defense Department summary of nuclear weapons accidents the latest such summary but the 1956 crash was not.

1946 in the Atlantic and Pacific Theatres. He attended the University of California, Davis. Surivors include his wife, Kather-ine S. Riddle, sons, Bruce and Randy and daughter Tina Brown all of Reno; mother, Louise Simoni Dewing of Sacramento, brother, Lawrence A. of Grass Valley, 11 grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted at 3 p.m. Saturday at Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuary in Reno. Cremation will be at Mountain View Crematory. A memorial is being established with Northern Nevada Amputee Support Group, care of Donald G. Max-field, 710 Marian Way, Sparks, 89431.

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