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The World-Herald, Omaha, NE
Friday, April 1, 1983
An intruder bashed through the door of David Gerken's home
near Elwood, Nebr., struck Gerken with a sawed-off shotgun, then
bound him and his wife. The gunman threatened to kill the couple if
they moved while he left the house, but Gerken, 74, slipped his
bonds, readied a shotgun and warned the man against re-entry. When
answered by a shotgun blast, Gerken returned fire, and the intruder
fell back through the door. The gunman managed to drive away, but
collapsed shortly thereafter in a nearby restaurant.
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