The Times-Picayune, New Orleans, LA, 3/29/84

Friday, June 1, 1984

A would-be robber knocked Alto, La., grocer J.W. Clark senseless with a sawed-off shotgun, pursued the merchant's wife outside and tried to drag her back into the store. As the two struggled, Clark came to and fired his own shotgun, killing the assailant.

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