Gunman Harrows McDonalds in San Ysidro Mass Casualty Rampage
James Huberty, 41, dressed in military style gear, shot diners and workers for 90 minutes at a McDonalds near the San Ysidro border crossing. Police sharpshooter killed him. 20 killed, 20+ wounded, including a wide age range from infant to 60 years old. Motive undetermined. Huberty had recently been fired from a security guard job and lived nearby with his wife and daughter. Witnesses described him as quiet yet angry and capable of deadly violence.
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Notable US serial killers and mass murderers in history
A roster of major killers in U S history lists Willie Mak Benjamin Ng and Wai Chu Ng George Banks David Berkowitz William Bonin Juan Corona Albert DeSalvo John Wayne Gacy Jr Robert Hansen Elmer Wayne Henley Patrick Wayne Kearney Henry Lee Lucas Ottis Elwood Toole James Ruppert Richard Speck Charles Starkweather Howard Unruh Charles Whitman and their crimes years and outcomes. It notes death sentences life terms and convictions for each case.
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Alaska
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Texas
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Hamilton
Ohio
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Camden
N.J
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Austin
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Chuck Connors Receives Walk of Fame Star in Hollywood
Chuck Connors star on Hollywoods Walk of Fame was unveiled outside the Paramount Theater along Hollywood Boulevard in a noon ceremony. The Rifleman star, 60, joined 1,783 honorees with attendees including Johnny Crawford Patricia Blair Joan Taylor and Lakers coach Pat Riley. His star sits between Pearl White and George Gobel.
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Mondale urged to attack early as O'Neill backs strong push
In San Francisco Speaker O'Neill urged Mondale to swing hard like Truman in 1948 and win over Hart supporters and young professionals. He warned Mondale not to repeat Iowa complacency and insisted the campaign must attack Reagan from every front.
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Mondale finally wins Democratic nomination after tough primary
Walter Mondale arrives at the Democratic National Convention to claim the nomination after a hard fought primary season. He faced strong challenges from Gary Hart who exposed flaws in Mondale's front runner strategy and labor backing, then overcame early missteps to secure the prize.
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Reagan Signs 63 Billion Tax Increase Deficit Bill
President Reagan quietly signs a 63 billion tax and spending package in the Oval Office. The measure aims to cut the projected deficit to about 600 billion through 1987, while Democrats at their San Francisco convention argue it risks the economic recovery.
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Aiken Standard Advertising Contacts Listed
The Aiken Standard gives phone numbers for subscriptions and classifieds: 648-2311 for subscriptions and news tips, 649-1555 for classifieds. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday at 124 Rutland Drive.
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Emergency Numbers for Aiken Community Services Listed
Emergency numbers provided by the Aiken Standard include Aiken Community Hospital 649 7911 Volunteer Fire Departments 648 6811 Aiken County Sheriff 648 6811 and Emergency Medical Services Long Distance for Sheriff Fire or Ambulance calls.
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