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However, those provisions, like the rest of the law voted in under Proposition 7, await constitutional tests from the courts that take years. Freitas announced the filing of the murder complaint against White af a crowded news conference in his third-floor offices in the Hall of Justice here Tuesday afternoon. But the district attorney did not say whether he would seek the death penalty at the time of the trial and declined to answer questions about the case, indicating he wished to avoid pretrial comment that would prejudice White's rights as a defendant. "The case will unfold in court," Freitas said. "Eventually the public will be entitled to know every aspect of the case." The accused slayer of the two men remained under 24- KMT AND '4 IVIETAIUCRAFTED CLASSIQUE BUISIDS stylishly slim mini blinds 1 Cill For Appointment wltk i Professional Daslgn Consultant W.L.A.

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"It's just a precaution," Brown said. "We want to make sure we touch all the right bases." The said White slept normally Monday night, rose before dawn Tuesday and ate a breakfast of bacon, eggs, toast, grits and coffee. He said White talked football with deputies and did some exercises in his cell. He was visited by several family I I ill 1 White reportedly entered City Hall through a basement window. In stock at all times new or used are such famous brand In stock at all tlmat new or usod ara such famous brand IPDAD3 VHP SQEIFEO'S XKK-TElil SPEG1HL IF THE WEEK WuRLlTZER UWKY WSSLITZEX S8LCU K1XBU1 UWM CIMH BALBWII FARFISA TI8XAS ALLEN imt BUTESE! ustm PliwIOS I 0HGAE3S no EiwusTYEii's mmm 62 ami mm KSmSALL ST6ST I CUSX issus i tmnm AND AND ILL P1IGEI TO SELL 0017 Cons ittS 20 OFF Olil ALREA0Y L0I7 PiliiE members, including his mother, father and two sisters, Brown said.

Moscone and Milk were gunned down in their City Hall offices Monday less tl -n an hour before the mayor had scheduled a press conference to announce White's successor. White intly had become distraught over not being reappointed an people who know said, if anything, he might commit suicide rather than commit violence against someone else. "He went through a few months of very hard work, financial problems and a new baby," said Dianne Feinstein, president of the Board of Supervisors, who became acting mayor upon Monscone's dea'h. "It had triggered a sense of hopelessness," she said. And a Moscne aide who knew White said the accused former supervisor "couldn't separate politics from personal things.

He was very much an amateur in that. He couldn't understand how anyone could take political defeat and not have it bouier them." White reportedly gained entrance to City Hall by crawling through a basement window after telling a building engineer who he was and explaining that he had misplaced his keys, it was disclosed Tuesday. He apparently ustu ihe window to bypass a metal detector at this main building entrance, although police officials said Monday supervisors or recent supervisors rarely are screened when they enter the building. They are allowed to simply walk around the detector. White had no appointment with the mayor, but asked to see him and Moscone agreed to the meeting.

A preliminary autopsy report released Tuesday by San Francisco Coroner Boyd Stephens indicated the mayor, 49, had been struck by four bullets causing two wounds in the head and two in the chest and abdomen. Stephens said the head wounds produced "severe damage" to the base of the brain. The report also said that Milk, 48, had been struck five times twice in the hr-ad, once through the right arm by a bullet that then reentered the abdomen, once by a bullet that entered the left chest and then the left arm and once in the back. Milk's head wound produced "severe damage," according to the corona report. Stephens also said that the wounds suffered by both victims had caused "instantaneous death." The fact that at least nine shots were fired indicated that the gurjnan had to take lime somewhere between the shooting of the two men to reload.

White turned over to police a Smith Wesson revolver when he surrendered at a police substation not far from City Hall less than an hour after the shootings. Moscone and Milk will be honored at noon today with a memorial service outside City Hall at which Mrs. Feinstein, Lt. Gov. Mervyn M.

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