Reward Offered to Aid Find K Mart Bomber In Indy
A $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the bomber who injured five year old Erin Bower at a Indianapolis K Mart. Erin lost her left hand and suffered eye injuries. doctors see a chance of vision recovery. The suspect may be linked to a BBs purchase at a local K Mart on April 14, per ATF and a federal agent.
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Indianapolis
UPI
K-Mart
Don Winters
First National Bank
Maureen Bower
Little Erin Bower
Erin Bower
Erin
William Nunery
John Minturn
Nunery
Rampaging youths attack jogger in Central Park
In New York a Wall Street investment banker, 28, lay near death after a gang of youths attacked and raped her in Central Park. Five suspects, aged 13 to 15, were arrested and charged with assault, with others sought, as police linked the episode to other nearby muggings.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
Central Park
Metropolitan Hospital
Robert Colangelo
Manhattan
Upper East Side
Salomon Brothers
Pittsburgh
Upper Manhattan
Alice McGillion
Disney boss tops pay with 40 million in 1989
Walt Disney Co. chairman Michael Eisner led Business Week's list of highest paid executives with 40.1 million in salary and bonuses for the year. President Frank Wells earned 32.1 million. Former RJR Nabisco leaders E.A. Morrigan Jr. and F. Ross Johnson followed with 21.7 and 21.1 million, including golden parachutes. Gulf & Western chairman Martin S. Davis totaled 16.3 million.
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New York
UPI
Walt Disney Co
Michael D. Eisner
Burbank
Business Week
Walt Disney
Frank G. Wells
RJR Nabisco Inc
Golden Parachutes
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co
E.A. Morrigan Jr
RJR Nabisco
F. Ross Johnson
Gulf & Western Inc
Martin S. Davis
Drawing Leads to Drug Arrest in Michigan Case
In St Johns Michigan a 10 year old girl Angie drew pictures that prompted a search for her mother on drug charges. Deputies found marijuana cocaine and drug paraphernalia in the mother's apartment after interviews with the father.
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ST. Johns, Mich
UPI
Angie
Clinton County Sheriff's
Mexico returns mass murder suspect to California
Ramon Salcido, 28, the fugitive winery worker who confessed to killing his wife and six others, was jailed in Sonoma County on murder charges after being flown from Mexico. He faces the death penalty and was placed under high security as arraignment looms. police and witnesses describe a shocked community and protests at the jail as the suspect arrived.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
UPI
Ramon Salcido
California
Mexico
Sonoma County
Phil Groat
Salcido
Groat
Jay Howell
Sinaloa
Guasave
Troovey
Angela
Sofia
Teresa
Marian Louise Richards
Ruth
Maria
Car
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