Wichita police arrest man in 10 slayings
Wichita police say they arrested Dennis Rader, 59, the man who called himself BTK, linked to at least ten murders from 1974 to 1991. Rader, a Park City city worker and Luther an church member, was taken into custody after a decades long manhunt. The case has shaken Wichita, a city of about 350000, with authorities noting the death penalty statutes for post 1994 crimes.
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Amnesty founder Benenson dies at 83 in Oxford
Peter Benenson who founded Amnesty International after a Lisbon cafe incident died of pneumonia at John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. The London based human rights campaigner, born July 31, 1921, helped grow Amnesty into the world's largest independent rights group with 1.8 million supporters.
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Republicans mull exit strategy on Social Security compromise
Republicans on Capitol Hill discuss possible exit plans as Bush pushes personal accounts. Some propose blending proposals with Democrats to reduce payroll tax diversion and expand government subsidized savings outside Social Security. Moderates like Lieberman meet with Republicans to seek a middle ground.
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