Williams faces murder indictment evidence linked by fibers
Atlanta officials say new evidence ties Wayne B Williams to the Cater slaying via fibers found at his home and on Cater. A grand jury will be asked to indict within 30 days. Williams is jailed after being arrested Sunday, with prosecutors signaling more cases may follow. A FBI agent hints Williams could be linked to other killings.
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Psychological profile matched Williams in Atlanta killings
FBI special agent John Douglas said a profile of the Atlanta killer closely fit Wayne B. Williams, who has been charged with murder in the Cater death. He noted Williams is 23, owned a German shepherd, used police scanners, and attended victims’ funerals, suggesting multiple killings.
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Iran to Elect New President Amid Iran Crisis
Tehran Radio says Iran will hold a presidential election on July 24 to replace Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, amid mass executions of his backers and Bahai members. IRP likely to nominate Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai. interim council includes Beheshti, Rajai, and Rafsanjani. Bani-Sadr to be pursued. 25 staffers and 400 supporters arrested.
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Mitterrand Bush Meet in Paris on Communist Ministers
Vice President George Bush met with President Francois Mitterrand in Paris and warned against Communist ministers in the new French cabinet. He called the talks frank and constructive, noting U.S. concerns yet praising the cordial discussions with the socialist leader as France formed its 44 member government.
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Dayan says Israel can make bombs quickly in nuclear clash
Former Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan warned Israel can rapidly produce atomic weapons if Arabs acquire nuclear arms. He stressed Israel will not be first to deploy in the Middle East but warned it could respond if Saddam Hussein and Muammar Khadafy possess such weapons. The remark heightens regional nuclear tensions following the Iraq reactor raid.
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Judicial Doubt Surfaces On Iran Pact Legality
Washington AP reports the Reagan administration faced heavy Supreme Court skepticism over the Iran hostages pact and the president's power to suspend lawsuits and move frozen assets. Justices questioned legality and the deal’s broader implications while noting the July deadline to transfer about 2.3 billion dollars.
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Clarksburg Councilman’s 7 Year Old Son Is Found Murdered
In Clarksburg West Virginia the seven year old son of city councilman Roger Diaz Conrad Roger Diaz II was found dead in a wooded area near Northview. He had been stabbed several times and the emergency squad was dispatched around 530 PM. Police were not immediately available for comment.
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