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FINAL Friday, April 26, 1WI The Arizona Republic its Arizona News Briefs passenger car at a traffic light on I Warner, authorities said. An eastbound vun failed to stop at the light and hit the truck, which struck the car, authorities said. About 5 gallons of liquid and powdered chlorine spilled, officials said, but it did not harm anyone or prompt evacuations. III i ALFRED DUNNER COORDINATES NOW AT ROBINSON'S We're proud to intaxiucc our newest traditional collection of Alfred Dunner. Classic separates to collect in beautiful colors and easy-care fabrics.

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if, declined to elaborate. Among the six victims is leesa Jo Shaner, 22, of Tucson. 1 Ier body was found in 1973 near Fort Huachuca, Free shots are available to Valley children, adults More than 5,000 children are expected to say "ouch" Saturday at five Valley sites offering free immunizations. Shots for measles, mumps and rubella; polio; diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis; and meningitis will be offered free to children and adults. The annual Immunization Day is sponsored by the Junior League of Phoenix, Phoenix Children's Hospital, Maricopa County Community Health Nursing and KTSP-TV (Channel 10).

The sites are West ridge Mall; Valley West Mall; Metrocenter; El Reposo Park, 212 E. Alta Vista Road; and Tri-City Mall in Mesa. Parents should bring their children's immunization records. Truck carrying chlorine rear-ended, 11 injured Eleven people were injured Thursday when a truck carrying chlorine was hit from behind in Tempe, authorities said. The three-vehicle accident occurred about 2:15 p.m.

at Rural and Warner roads, Tempe Fire Department officials said. They said the intersection was closed for more than two hours as a result. Slaying suspect nabbed in Valley A man wanted in a Virginia slaying and linked to the slayings of six other women was arrested Thursday morning in Phoenix, less than 12 hours after he was featured on nationally televised crime show. Officials said Gregory Richard Barker, 45, was turned in by the manager of a Phoenix office complex at which he had been working since December. The unidentified manager called police after she recognized Barker from a Wednesday segment on Unsolved Mysteries, which appears in the Valley on KPNX-TV (Channel 12).

Police said Thursday thy did not know how long Barker had lived in the Phoenix area. Barker, who police said was using the alias Alex Graham, was arrested without incident about 10:30 a.m. at the building in the 4800 block of North Black Canyon Highway, according to the FBI and Phoenix police. He was being held without bail Thursday pending extradition to Virginia. He also is accused of a robbing a bank in Las Vegas, the FBI said.

Barker is accused of first-degree murder in the March 1982 shooting death of Hilda Roche, 43, of Arlington, Va. The FJ)I said Barker is wanted for questioning in six other slayings but I The 1 1 people were taken to Valley hospitals, three of them with serious injuries. 2nd suspect held in death of March robbery victim A second suspect has been arrested in the March 10 death of a man ho collapsed and died as he was being robbed, Phoenix police said. Joseph Allen Hollenback, 24, of the 2100 block of West Coolidge Street, was arrested Wednesday and booked into a Maricopa County jail on a charge of first-degree felony murder. He allegedly helped rob Frank Murphy, 37, and steal his car from a motel parking lot on East Van Buren Street.

Murphy collapsed and died of insufficient blood flow to his heart, autopsy findings said. A second suspect, James Koelpien, 25, was arrested March 19. A third remains at large. Koelpien and Hollenback were charged with felony murder because Murphy's death occurred during the commission of a robbery, a felony, police contend. Compiled from reports by The Arizona Republic.

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