Floods and slides close roads in Washington state chaos
Western Washington rivers surged toward crests with mudslides trapping trains and closing highways. Gov. Dixy Lee Ray declared a statewide disaster as two deaths were confirmed and Amtrak service was disrupted between Portland and Seattle.
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Ore
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Kodelja Back in Jail After Indictment Ties
Free on bail in a $1.2 million kidnapping case, Michael Paul Kodelja was sent back to jail after a hearing tied him to a mob syndicate figure and an alleged August gun purchase. Assistant US Attorney Oscar Goodman suggested the gun was bought to protect Linda Bruno, wife of bodyguard Thomas Joseph Bruno, who beat her in August. Linda Bruno, exercising her Fifth Amendment rights, claimed her husband’s past charges and connected syndicate activity. The judge set bail at $150,000 and ordered Kodelja jailed pending further proceedings.
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Thomas Joseph Bruno
U.S
Joseph Ward
Kodella
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Nathan Jacobson
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King’s Castle
Lake Tahoe
Jacobson
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Ray Landucci
Spain
Bup Gaming
Hughes Bought Politicos as Dietrich Reveals Full Case
Noah Dietrich testified in a Las Vegas courtroom that he built the Howard Hughes empire and kept ties with Hughes after quitting. He claimed he moved money to bribe politicians from Johnson to Nixon, ran Hughes enterprises, and burned Hughes clothes to avoid social disease. Dietrich said he began as Hughes’s associate at the Ambassador Hotel, later reorganized the Hughes Tool Co, RKO Pictures, and Trans World Airlines, turning assets from $600,000 to about $60 million annually in profits.
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Brooklyn Woman in Pregnancy Death Case Beaten
Brooklyn district attorney investigates Rosemarie Maniscalco 27 suffered brain death after beating claims by former neighbor and mother in law. Husband denies abuse as doctors say fetus survival unlikely and hospital records note repeated injuries. A former neighbor Lynn Schettina corroborates abuse and the DA inquiries follow.
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Rosemarie Maniscaleo
Maniscalco
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