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The ex-husband of a San Marcos woman slain after she won $725,000 in the California Lottery pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a murder charge.
David Scott Harrison, 32, was indicted by a county grand jury June 26 in the Feb. 17, 1988, slaying of Anne Marie Jenkins, 30, in her home.
Harrison has been serving a separate 20-year federal term on unrelated bombing charges.
Preliminary hearing was set for Nov. 27 in Vista Municipal Court.
Jenkins and Harrison were engaged in a bitter child-custody fight at the time of her death.
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