Riverside killers linked to 28 trash bag murders
Riverside sheriff ties two Redondo Beach roommates, David Hill and Patrick Kearney, to a series of murders across seven years. Investigators list a hacksaw, carpet fiber, and a dog hair as key matches. They face murder counts with possible broader ties and a plea hearing set.
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Riverside
Calif
David Hill
Patrick Kearney
Redondo Beach
Riverside County
Ben Clark
Hill
John LaMay
Kearney
LaMay
Barstow
Hughes Aircraft
Clark
Juan Corona
Pasadena
Texas
Elmer Wayne Henley
Los Angeles
Philip LaRocca
It's Hot Humid And to Continue
The 97 degree heat on Tuesday and high humidity caused Route 50 West near County Road 80 to buckle, closing the eastbound lane for about 90 minutes until crews cleared the damage. The road reopened around 5:30 p.m. The National Weather Service warns heat will persist with highs in the upper 80s and nightly lows in the low 70s.
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National Weather Service
Congress Eyes Rationing Plan in Gasoline Policy
President Carter seeks broader standby authority to ration gasoline during emergencies. Senator Henry Jackson doubts Congress will grant such power without a crisis. House members say they would be cautious, warning the plan concentrates too much power in one person.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Henry Jackson
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Jackson
House
Senate
Robert A. Young
Dmo
Ohio House stalls lifeline aid for elderly utility bills
In Columbus, nine Republicans joined Democrats to block final passage of a bill offering 25 percent off winter heating bills for Ohioans 65 and over and disabled, plus an $87.50 subsidy for fuel users. The measure, backed by Rep. Dennis Eckart, faces Senate review and potential revival.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Dennis E. Eckart
Euclid
New Boston
Waldo Bennett Rose
Lima
Allen County
House Finance Committee
Riffe
Rose
Kurfess
Eckart
Cuyahoga County
Senate
Americans Freed After Cuba Seizure Of Musica
A 19 year old Californian and four companions were freed on July 4 after Cuban forces seized the 46 foot ketch Musica near Cuba. Two other Americans on a separate sailboat remained held. The group said the ship was in international waters and the incident prompted Coast Guard and State Department briefings. The voyage began in Marathon Florida with owner Dr Donald Reidt and three others seeking sailing experience.
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Key West
Fla
America
Havana
Panama
Robert Skafte
Cuba
Skafte
U.S. Coast Guard
Musica
Coast Guard
State Department
Newport Beach
Calif
Marathon
Florida Keys
Donald Reidt
University of California-Irvine
Paul Holthus
Orange
Terry Scott Kohrs
Kansas City
Susan McCarthy
Encinitas
Associated Press
Bahia de Cabana
Skaft
Carter Sees Brezhnev Avoiding Early Summit
President Carter reportedly believes an early meeting with Soviet leader Brezhnev is unlikely as Brezhnev prefers delaying a summit until a broader strategic arms accord can be pre negotiated. Officials doubt a new SALT treaty can be reached before the interim agreement expires Oct. 1. Brezhnev told U S Ambassador Toon that U S policy toward the Soviet Union does not foster constructive relations, while Western sources note talks on trade and human rights.
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Washington
Carter
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kremlin
U.S
Soviet Union
Tass
Toon
Study backs solar energy as alternative heat and power source
A Congress OTA study says large solar units could heat and power large buildings by 1980 with rising electricity costs and falling solar costs making small solar units competitive with traditional plants. It notes most buildings would still need backup power, and full solar electricity may not beat coal for two decades.
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Washington
Office of Technology Assessment
Congress
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
Pakistan's Gen Zia announces elections plan for October
Pakistan's military ruler Gen Muhammed Ziaul Haq says he has no personal political ambitions and will oversee October elections. Bhutto and leading politicians remain in protective custody as the 1973 constitution is kept but with suspended provisions. Restoring full civilian rule will follow the ballot under a new National Assembly.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Muhammed Ziaul Haq
Army
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Ziaul
Fazal Elahi Choudhry
National Assembly
Bhutto
Pakistan National Alliance
Karachi
Radio Pakistan
Pakistan People’s Party
Rhodes Endorses Hike to 20,000 at Ohio University
Governor James Rhodes said on Tuesday he would like to see Ohio University enroll 20,000 students, even though university officials may not expect that target. The remark appeared on Page 3.
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James Rhodes
Ohio University
City approves bike path safety signs at entrances
City officials Tuesday night agreed to place signs at entrances of its portion of the bicycle path outlining safety measures for cyclists pedestrians and joggers. The forecast calls for sunny hot and humid conditions with a small chance of rain tonight and Thursday.
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Beier
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Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Malcolm Toon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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