Notorious Molester Schwartzmiller Tied to Thousands of Victims
SAN FRANCISCO AP. Dean Arthur Schwartzmiller, arrested at least nine times for molesting boys, evaded lengthy prison terms and moved among convicts while leading a chilling pattern. Police and FBI seek to retrace 30 years of alleged abuse across several states and abroad, as notebooks catalog more than 36,000 victims. Authorities discuss his alleged co conspirator Freddie Everts and the ongoing bail status in San Jose cases.
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Defense opens in 1964 civil rights workers slayings
In Philadelphia Mississippi a brother of Edgar Ray Killen testifies for the defense saying his brother attended a Father’s Day gathering on June 21, 1964 and never indicated Klan involvement. Prosecutors may seek manslaughter but Killen faces three murder counts and possible life in prison.
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Edgar Ray Killen
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
James Chaney
Oscar Killen
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Fannie Lee Chaney
New Jersey
Mississippi
James
Killen
Jim Hood
FBI
Schwerner
Goodman
New York
Dean Expands Democratic Fundraising To Texas
Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean tours Texas cities Houston Austin and Corpus Christi to boost fundraising in a GOP stronghold. He argues Democrats will spend in all 50 states amid DeLay ethics probes and Lampson challenges DeLay next year.
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Bush
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Dean
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Corpus Christi
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U.S
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Jackson Fans and Family Gather for Thank-You Party
At the Chumash Indian Casino in Santa Ynez California about 400 people attended a celebration of thanks for Michael Jackson following his trial. Juror Pauline Coccoz and Jackson family members including Katherine and Tito Jackson were present. The event, not open to reporters, featured music from Jacksons and remarks of gratitude to fans and jurors.
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Calif
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Chumash Indian Casino
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Coccoz
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Katherine Jackson
Tito
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Associated Press
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Coccor
MBNA executives survive East River helicopter crash in NYC
A MBNA Corp helicopter carrying eight executives and pilots plunged into the East River near the 34th Street heliport moments after takeoff. Seven aboard were released from hospital. one pilot remained in critical condition. MBNA officials named Lance Weaver Ric Struthers Douglas Denton Frank Bramble Thomas Wren and pilots Blair Payton Mark Schaberg. The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the crash.
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Mbna Corp
East River
Manhattan
Bruce Hammonds
34Th Street
United Nations
Thomas Overby
Overby
MBNA
Wilmington
Del
National Transportation Safety Board
Lance Weaver
Ric Struthers
Douglas Denton
Frank Bramble
Hammonds
Thomas Wren
Blair Payton
Mark Schaberg
Minister defies church on daughter’s same sex wedding
The Reformed Church in America suspends Rev. Norman Kansfield of New Jersey for officiating at his lesbian daughter's Massachusetts wedding. He loses ministry standing and his theology professorship until he aligns with church doctrine. Kansfield vows the decision will be hard, calling for inclusive ideals.
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N.Y
Reformed Church In America
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Norman Kansfield
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Kansfield
Church of Jesus Christ
Our Lord
Massachusetts
Ann
Paul Boice
Reformed Church In
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New York
Michigan
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