Suspect in murder case linked to violent past and missing mother
Police tie the death to Michael McMullin, a suspect with a history of assault and a 1985 90 day jail term for probation violation. Relatives note Kolek’s belongings at the home. investigators say McMullin confessed after initial denial. The body was found in a freezer at the Dawley Street residence.
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Kolek
McMullin
Gazette
Dawley Street
Hinzman
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
Larry
Shelby Clemons
Larry McMullin
Linn County
Waldheim Link to Yugoslav List Sparks Cold War Revelations
New documents and testimonies in Vienna suggest Soviet Yugoslav ties frayed after Tito Stalin split. Waldheim’s wartime unit allegedly handed Partisans to Croatian authorities for summary courts martial and executions, with links to Group 1C and a Croatian medal.
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Vienna
Tito
Stalin
Kolendic
Waldheim
Austria
American
West Berlin
Gonda
Ivan Konyev
Europe
Group 1C
Illinois Officials Dispute Job Study Findings
Springfield officials challenge a job study showing Illinois only slightly ahead in employment gains. The UNC sociology professor notes Oklahoma and Louisiana behind Illinois, narrowing the perceived regional job picture.
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Illinois
Springfield, Ill
University of North Carolina
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Two Iowans Die in Separate Car Crashes
Gazette reports Merton J. Eganhouse, 62, of Maquoketa died when his eastbound car crossed the center line on Highway 64 and collided head on with a semi driven by Ronald K. Nowacheck, 50, of Monona. Nowacheck survived, treated at Jackson County Public Hospital. A second fatal crash near Dexter claimed Keith M. Boyles, 19, as the driver died early Friday. Authorities investigated the incidents.
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Gazette
Maquoketa
Merton J. Eganhouse
Eganhouse
Ronald K. Nowacheck
Unnecessary killings stain bank robbery in Bethlehem area
A gunman shot dead a bank customer Thomas Marchetto and shot and wounded branch manager Marcia Hauser at Hartman Bank in Bethlehem. Police seek two gunmen and a getaway car. another teller and an assistant manager escaped through a back door. Coroner calls the slayings brutal and unnecessary. Investigators link vandalism and a local bomb threat to the case.
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Thomas Marchetto
Bath
Hartman
Muhlenberg Hospital Center
Bethlehem
Dorothy Holveck
Marcia Jean Hauser
Nazareth
Lehigh Valley Medical Center
Allentown
Northampton County
Joseph F Reichel
Werts
Allentown-Bethlehem, Easton
Jobless: Economy Not Robust Amid Mixed May Jobs Data
The Reagan administration reacted to May unemployment data showing 200,000 new service jobs, with 30,000 in finance and real estate and 45,000 in retail. Unemployment rose for adult women and whites while remaining high for blacks and teens, though teen unemployment fell slightly for black teens.
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White
House
Larry Speakes
New Hampshire job market shows diversity and growth
New Hampshire maintains a low unemployment rate through March with 3.8 percent jobless. Officials cite varied employment, strong construction and service sectors, and a shrinking teen labor pool as factors. Wage levels rise as labor costs increase and Boston proximity aids growth.
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Jordan Marsh
Saxe
New Hampshire
Wesley Noyes
Department of Employment Security
Ning
Boston
Marine Midland Bank of
Buffalo
N.Y
New England
Sun Belt
Nashua
Duffy
Massachusetts
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Ernie Porter
Washington
First Bank of Chattanooga
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Okla
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N.H
Noyes
Thomas Duffy
State Plan
Shiloh
Futura
VER
Futura Oak
New York
Raul
Amarillo
America
S Waterbeds
Town Road
Collins Road Square
Big Sur
L” Peacke
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