Seven killed as uncle admits to Missouri family killings
Missouri investigators shift suspicion from a slain 14 year old to his uncle James Schnick after revealing the boy was left handed and the weapon was found in Kirk Buckner s right hand. Schnick 36 faces seven counts of first degree murder after admitting to the shootings.
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Missouri Highway Patrol
James Schnick
Tom Martin
Schnick
Elkland
Webster County
Daniel Max Knust
Kirk Buckner
Julie
Schnicks
Buckner
Kirk
Jeanette
Den
Nis
Timmy
Michael
Steve Buckner
Eugene Fraker
Fraker
Don Cheever
Martin
Cheever
Congress bans Iranian imports across House and Senate votes
Congress approved a sweeping ban on all Iranian imports, chiefly oil, with the Senate voting 93 to 0 and the House 407 to 5. The measure delays the cutoff for up to six months if Reagan certifies harm to U.S. interests. The bill's goal is to pressure Iran over belligerent Gulf actions while signaling U.S. outrage. Pentagon officials announce plans to deploy Coast Guard boats and search and rescue aircraft to the Persian Gulf to accompany Navy assets near Bahrain.
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Gazette Wire Services
Washington
Congress
Iran
Tehran
Persian Gulf
Senate
Reagan
U.S
House
Mel Levine
D-Calif
Bob Dole
R-Kan
United States
Pentagon
Administration
Coast Guard
Bahrain
Gulf
Eviction workers misaddressed home in Miami incident
A Miami eviction crew, acting on a foreclosure writ, dumped belongings from the Bailey family at the wrong address four miles away. Muriel Bailey cried as windows were broken and items including antiques were removed, while police and Commonwealth Mortgage officials disputed the mix up.
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Miami
Commonwealth Mortgage Co. of America
Baileys
Commonwealth
Dave Webster
Houston
Bailey Home
Sessions Back In Hospital Delays Inauguration
FBI Director-designate William Sessions, treated for a bleeding ulcer, relapsed and was readmitted in San Antonio, postponing his swearing-in indefinitely. He had been released from George Washington University Medical Center last Saturday.
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Washington
FBI
William Sessions
Sessions
San Antonio
Texas
George Washington University Medical Center
Tibet Protests Arrests After March at Government Office
About 60 demonstrators chanting Tibet’s exiled leader’s name were arrested by Chinese security forces as they marched to a government office in Lhasa. Meanwhile 2,000 onlookers did not intervene and four monks were detained at Jokhang Temple square during ongoing independence protests with fatalities last week.
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Lhasa
Tibet
Jokhang Temple
Refugee boat capsizes off Dominican coast killing at least 50
A refugee boat sank three miles off the northeast coast of the Dominican Republic while bound for Puerto Rico. Authorities say 50 people died and 32 were rescued and treated for sun exposure and injuries. Civil Defense head Eugenio Cabral confirmed many dead.
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Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Eugenio Cabral
Civil Defense
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