Four dead in Kansas shooting spree linked to multiple states
A three county chase ends with four dead and four wounded after a rampage that began with a Grainfield restaurant robbery. Suspects Remeta Dunn Hunter were captured or killed in a Rawlins County farmhouse shootout as Texas and Arkansas officials pursue possible links to earlier crimes.
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Colby
Kan
Texas
Arkansas
Paul Dougherty
Citizens Medical Center
Thomas County
Ernie Seemann
Bartlett and Co
Levant
Dean Shaw
Shaw Motor Co
Grainfield
Gove County
Perry Murray
Murray
Deborah Harvey
Waksom
Daniel Eugene Remeta
Traverse City
Mich
Lisa J. Dunn
Suttons Bay, Mich
James C. Hunter
Amoret
Rawlins County
Mark Anthony Walter
Suttons Bay
Remeta
Dunn
Hunter
Larry McFarland
Ben Albright
Michigan
Rick Schroeder
Glenn Moore
Maurice Christie
Schroeder
Moore
Tom Jones
Kansas
Walter
Mob killings in Chicago spark talk of gang upheaval
Three gangland style slayings since New Year’s Day raise fears of an organized crime shakeup in Chicago. Police say the victims were high ranking mob figures and anticipate retaliatory violence. Reputed boss Charles English was killed near Elmwood after leaving a restaurant.
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Chicago
Patrick Healy
Chicago Crime Commission
Healy
Jerry Gladden
Chicago Police Department
Organized Crime Division
Gladden
Charles “Chuckie” English
West Side
English
River Forest
Horwath’s
Elmwood
Pye
FBI
Bob Long
Notable stars face health trials and career setbacks
Bette Davis reveals fear of not acting again after mastectomy stroke and hip fracture. Barbara Mandrell expecting third child after a severe car crash. Debra Winger sidelined for six months with a herniated disk. Florida Governor Bob Graham shoots a music video with Jimmy Buffett in Key West.
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Bette Davis
England
Abc-Tv
Barbara Mandrell
Mandrell
Ken Dudney
Matthew
Jaime
Peggy Sue
Francis Ford Coppola
Debra Winger
New Mexico
Los Angeles
Pat Kingsley
Florida
Bob Graham
Key West
Jimmy Buffett
Buffett
Graham
Associated Press
Postal officials may have broken law says agencies
GAO and the Office of Government Ethics found possible violations of conflict of interest laws by former Postmaster General William Bolger and Postal Service Board chair John McKean. Investigations, conducted with the Postal Inspection Service, were forwarded to the Justice Department. officials will not release details.
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Washington
William Bolger
U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors
Justice Department
Bolger
Postal Service
Justice
John McKean
General Accounting Office
Office of Government Ethics
William Ford
D-Mich
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Ford
Charles Bowsher
GAO
Congress
Tom Joyce
House Committee
Postal Inspection Service
Ethics Office
David Martin
Department of Justice
Post Office
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Evenflo
Strobee
eWicker
Badger Basket
Sealy
Family Tree
Ne-Jo
Judi’s
Grace, Peterson, Strolee
Strolee and
Peterson
ABY Furniture Sale
Nish Fen
American Express
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