Acquin Admits Mass Killing After Fire
Prospect Connecticut AP reports ex convict Lorne Acquin 27 allegedly told state police he bludgeoned his foster brother Frederick Beaudoin family with a tire iron and burned their home with gasoline Nine people died including Beaudoin wife and seven children plus a niece Autopsies cited head injuries blunt force trauma and smoke inhalation as causes and services were planned for the Beaudoin family in St Anthonys Church and nearby cemetery plans
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Thousands Lose Extended Unemployment Benefits in 37 States
The Labor Department said about 218,000 people in 37 states will lose regular 26 week unemployment payments and extended benefits in 35 states will be cut off. The drop in the insured unemployment rate below 4.5 percent triggered the cutoff, with 13 states still eligible for extended benefits totaling roughly 270,000 claimants.
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Unclear Virginia North Carolina Weather Note
Weather log fragment notes variable clouds in Virginia and the Carolinas with a likely clear period on Tuesday. It mentions Monday conditions and a town area forecast but details are incomplete.
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U S Trains BOSSes Across Three Nations Says Sunday Times
South Africa's BOSS agents are reported as being trained in the United States and West Germany and operating abroad for more than five years. Deputy Director Alexander Van Wyk is quoted, with Western officials noting possible exchanges of experiences and equipment training. The interview, in an anti govern ment English paper, touches on covert activity, no home break ins by agents is admitted, and Wilson's past burglary claims are referenced.
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Charismatic Christians Complete First Meeting
The five day charismatic conference in Kansas City closed with praise for growing influence across denominations yet noted opposition within United Methodist, Southern Baptist and Nazarene communities. Leaders including Rev Vinson Synan urged unity as Roman Catholic and Protestant groups vow renewed faith, prayer and deeper devotion.
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South Bend
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Cleveland
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Ogopogo hunt yields no lake monster proof
Kelowna AP report notes six dozen divers with $20000 in equipment failed to surface with evidence of Ogopogo in Lake Okanagan. RCMP declined to confirm sightings while locals recount previous alleged appearances dating to the late 1800s and theories link the creature to plesiosaur origins amid lingering public fascination.
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Aroist Volgesang
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Matchbook Find Spurs Curiosity About Old Baltimore Ads
In Baltimore AP report David van der Plank and his wife Rosemarie found thousands of vintage matchbook covers dating 1880 to 1914 in Linz Austria. Many bear Baltimore shop labels and some could fetch two to thirty pounds. He seeks background information from locals about the firms advertised including Booze Cale on and Geo A Bgist at 6 West North Avenue.
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