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Airport officials and ambulance driver transfer the body of slain sniper Mark Essex from plane to ambulance for burial in Emporia, KS. He was killed in gun battle with police after killing six persons and wounding 17 others in New Orleans

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Date:: January 11, 1973
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Parents of sniper-- Mrs. Nellie Essex and her husband, Mark Essex answer newsmen's questions during a news conference at the St. James Baptist Church : their son, Mark (Jimmy) Essex, was slain by police Sunday in a New Orleans shootout

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Date:: January 11, 1973
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Pondering the big question-- New Orleans Police Superintendent Clarence Giarusso ponders the big question of if there was more than one sniper involved in the Howard Johnson's shootings : Giarrusso replied, I'm not satisfied either way

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Date:: January 10, 1973
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Services for sniper-- the casket contain- the body of Mark James Essex is carried from the St. James Baptist Church : Essex was the sniper who was killed by police Sunday in New Orleans atop a motor hotel

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Date:: January 13, 1973
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Slain officers --three New Orleans police officers slain by a snipers bullets include, from left: Patrolman Philip Coleman, Deputy Superintendent Louis Sirgo and Patrolman Paul Persigo

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Date:: January 9, 1973
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Sniper and officer's guns-- New Orleans arms identification officer Alex Vega holds the 44-magnum (left) used by the sniper and the shotgun used by Deputy Superintendent Louis Sirgo who was slain : note several bullet holes visible in the barrel of

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Date:: January 9, 1973
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Wants to play : Wali Jones of the Milwaukee Bucks pulls at his beard as he listens to his attorney, Richie Phillips, left, answer questions from newsmen about Jones' suspension from the team

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Date:: January 13, 1973
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African American boy smiling after receiving a football from a toy distribution center in Camden, N.J.

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Date:: December 22, 1972
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Holdup hero-- The Rev. Karey (cq) Rivers, 37, a Baptist pastor and state employment official, was credited with thwarting a bank robbery in downtown Syracuse Tuesday : Rivers grabbed suspect and held him until police arrived

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Date:: November 28, 1972
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Man of the hour : Syracuse University guard Dennis DuVal, a junior from Westbury, N.Y. holds his Connecticut Basketball Classic Most Valuable Player award after it was presented to him by University of Connecticut Athletic Director John Toner

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Date:: December 24, 1972
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