Two counselors sought in assault of autistic men in Denver
Arrest warrants list Charles Blakney and Marvin Hill both 26 and 33 for burning and beating two autistic men after a scuffle. Detectives say the counselors for the Denver Board for the Developmentally Disabled planned revenge and were among the victims’ 24 hour care providers.
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Killer tied to new slaying probe in Indiana case
Police said a condemned killer, previously linked to the murder of 15-year-old Danny Bridges and suspected in nearly two dozen killings, is under investigation in the 1982 death of an Indiana man. The probe follows a book about Larry Eyler, who sits on Death Row at Pontiac Correctional Center.
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Pittsburgh Press Club to close after 109 years
The Pittsburgh Press Club, founded 109 years ago, will shut down by year end. President A Alan Paulus cited lack of practical support and failed plans, following a federal judge's rejection of reorganization under bankruptcy protection.
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Pittsburgh Press Club
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CDC reports abortion rise across United States in 1988
The CDC reported a 1.3 percent increase in abortions from 1987 to 1988, with 1,371,285 abortions in 1988 versus 1,353,671 in 1987. The national abortion rate per 1,000 live births fell from 356 to 352.
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Queens Man Stabs Parents at Thanksgiving Gathering
A 23 year old Queens man, Joseph Bergamini, stabbed his mother Kathleen to death and wounded his father Arthur during a Thanksgiving gathering. Police say he shouted a defiant remark as neighbors and officers rushed to the scene near his home. The father is in serious but stable condition.
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Zah elected new Navajo leader
Peterson Zah, former Navajo chairman, was chosen as president by Navajo Nation members in Tuba City Arizona. The election aims to unite the tribe after two years of factionalism and scandal.
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Ariz
Navajo Nation
Peterson Zah
Divers search for missing flight instructor near Lawton
Divers searched Lake Ellsworth for a civilian flight instructor missing after a military helicopter crash. After two or three dives, no sign of the man was found and the search was called off at dusk according to Fort Sill spokeswoman Sheila Samples.
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Woman with multiple personalities admits sex with witness in trial
Oshkosh, Wis. A 27 year old victim with 46 personalities acknowledged a sexual relationship with Gerald Reeves, the downstairs neighbor, in a court filing. DA Paulus said it could prompt charges if the victim files and proves she was taken advantage of due to her condition.
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Winnebago County
Joseph Paulus
Gerald Reeves
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Mark Peterson
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Record murders hit 1990 peak in Washington DC
A 17 year old student and two others die in the District as homicides rise to 436 for 1990, the third straight record, despite a drop in drug related slayings. Police Chief Fulwood urges public anger and hints at resignation if trends do not improve.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Isaac Fulwood Jr
Washington, D.C
Fulwood
Teen Spits Out Bullet After Hunting Accident
A 14 year old boy Kevin Panten was shot in the neck by a deer hunting companion near Spooner Wisconsin on Thanksgiving morning He spat out the bullet and survived with injuries to his jaw and esophagus He was listed in good condition at the University of Minnesota Hospital and expected to recover fully
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Janet Panten
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Bart Halverson
State Department of Natural Resources
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California man wrecked home with 70 shotgun blasts
Police say Roy Koutsky 25 wrecked his Hollywood home with more than 70 shotgun blasts during a four hour standoff before surrendering. No injuries occurred. 73 shell casings were found and neighbors were evacuated. Officers seized ammunition a shotgun a sword and a toy pistol.
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