Hacksaw Links Roommates To Trash Bag Murders
Riverside sheriff ties two Redondo Beach roommates to at least 28 murders over seven years. Affidavit links bloody hacksaw, carpet, and a dog hair to victims. Kearney and Hill arraigned on two counts each of murder. Lawmen say more cases may be connected as suspects cooperate.
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Hacksaw
Riverside
Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
David Hill
Patrick Kearney
Redondo Beach
Riverside County
Ben Clark
Clark
Kearney
Hughes Aircraft Corp
Hill
John LaMay
Juan Corona
Pasadena
Texas
Elmer Wayne Henley
Los Angeles
Airline vows to fight DDT spray order
Washington AP report says the federal government ordered planes departing from Reagan National to California sprayed with DDT after live Japanese beetles were found aboard. United Airlines refused to spray citing EPA bans, planning talks with USDA and FAA to seek safety assurances. Japanese beetles, normally northeastern, were found on a plane from Dulles, threatening some 400 plant species if spread.
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Washington
California
King Lovinger
Agriculture Department
United Airlines
Environmental Protection Agency
United
James Linse
Federal Aviation Administration
USDA
EPA
Dulles International
Pipeline Repair Underway Along Alaska Oil Line
Workmen replace a faulty L shaped section of the trans Alaska pipeline near Anchorage to restore oil flow. Alyeska and officials confirm the issue is a defect in the L shaped segment, with slow restart aimed for late today, keeping the project a day ahead of schedule.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Lou Cancelmi
Alyeska
Cy Price
Carter Seeks Small Steps Before Early Soviet Summit
President Carter favors meeting Brezhnev to know each other but sources say Brezhnev opposes an early get acquainted session. A faster accord on strategic arms curb is unlikely before the interim treaty expires October 1. Tass quoted Brezhnev criticizing U S policy as not aligning with constructive relations.
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Washington
Carter
Leonid
Brezhnev
Carter- Brezhnev
U.S
Malcolm Toon
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Kennedy Boy Is Attendant
Hyannis Massachusetts AP Ted Kennedy Jr sought a summer ferry job but was deemed too risky due to his leg amputation from bone cancer. He now works in a Hyannis waterfront parking lot for the Steamship Authority directing cars to the Nantucket ferry. Dockmaster Bill Hardy praises his courtesy and neatness and says his identity is not obvious.
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Hyannis, Mass
Ted Kennedy Jr
Atlantic Ocean
Nantucket
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ferry
Young Kennedy
Hyannis
Wood’s Hole
Martha
Military ruler Ziaul Haq pledges October elections in Pakistan
Gen Muhammed Ziaul Haq announced no personal political ambitions and said elections would be held in October. He kept Fazal Elahi Choudhry as ceremonial president, dissolved legislatures, and placed Bhutto and opposition leaders in protective custody. The 1973 constitution would stay in force with suspended provisions, restored for October.
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Pakistan
Muhammed Ziaul Haq
Army
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Ziaul
Fazal Elahi Choudhry
National Assembly
Bhutto
Pakistan National Alliance
Karachi
Radio Pakistan
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