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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1986

Page

2

Butcher of the Balkans on trial in Yugoslavia

Andrija Artukovic 86, extradited from the United States, goes on trial in Zagreb in a secretive bulletproof box on charges of mass killings during World War II. Labeled “the butcher of the Balkans” by Yugoslav media, he contends his innocence and faces possible execution by firing squad if convicted.

Zagreb Yugoslavia Andrija Artukovic United States Artukovic Balkans Croatia

Meese Visits Wounded FBI Agents in Miami

U S Attorney General Edwin Meese said two suspects stopped by FBI agents opened fire, killing two agents and wounding five before the suspects died. Meese flew to Miami to visit hospitalized agents as FBI Director William Webster planned to visit.

Miami FBI U.S Edwin Meese Meese William Webster

Stampede Kills 46 At Hindu Ganges Festival in Hardwar

AP reports at least 46 people died and 39 injured in a stampede among Khumbh Mela pilgrims in Hardwar as millions gathered to bathe in the Ganges. One fall triggered chaos near the main bathing area amid power outages and security concerns.

New Delhi India Ganges Hardwar United News of India Bay of Bengal Paradise

Car Bomb Kills Gambino No. 2 DeCicco in Brooklyn

A parked car bomb in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn killed Frank DeCicco, 92, the reputed Gambino family No. 2, and critically injured Frank Belino of the Lucchese group. Authorities link the blast to the Dec 16 Castellano and Bilotti shootings, with Gotti poised as Castellano’s successor.

New York Gambino Organized Crime Frank DeCicco Gambino Lucchese Crime Family Associated Press DeCicco Paul Castellano Thomas Bilotti John Gotti Raymond O'Donnell Gambino Crime Family FBI Frank Beluno O'Donnell Lucchese Gotti Castellano Bellino Bensonhurst Brooklyn Victory Memorial Hospital Bel Aniello Dellacroce Dellacroce

Car Kills and Injures Crowd at Strawberry Festival

In Tangipahoa Parish Louisiana a car driven by an 83 year old woman plowed into festivalgoers near the Strawberry Festival. A man was killed and 24 others injured as the vehicle moved for a block before hitting a parked car. Witnesses described noises like fireworks as the car struck victims. Police suspected a medical episode may have caused the crash.

Lino O’donnell Angelo Giammarino Staten Island O'Donnell Ponchatoula Kim Zabbia Tangipahoa Parish John Dahmer

Common Market Eyes Sanctions Over Libya Tensions

The Hague diplomats convene an emergency session to consider trade sanctions against Libya to deter a possible U S military strike. Britain opposes sanctions while Spain and Italy urge unity with the United States amid rising terrorism concerns and a Mediterranean force buildup.

Hague Netherlands Libya U.S Spain Italy Mediterranean United States Europe London Britain Press Association Geoffrey Howe Foreign Office

L.A. Police Crack Down On Street Gangs

Los Angeles police launch a five year war on street gangs dubbed urban terrorists. Police plan intensive patrols in the Northeast Area targeting two gangs linked to four murders and 30 assaults as part of a broader effort amid 784 city homicides in 1985, with 150 gang related.

Los Angeles Noel Cunningham Richard Dyer Vernon

Aiken Standard Classified and Newsroom Contacts

Subscriptions and classified advertising lines provide phone numbers 649-5310 649-1555 for ads and 648-2311 for news tips. Customer service operates 5:30 to 7 p.m. weekdays and 8 to 10:30 a.m. Sunday at 124 Rutland Drive with offices open 8:30 to 5:30 Monday through Friday. Mail address Aiken Standard Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken, S.C Abused Persons Coalition Aiken S.C. Highway Patrol Aiken Police Salley Fire Emerg Salley Police HCA Aiken Regional Sheriff's Department Jackson Police New Ellenton Volun Aken Cms Inc P.O

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