Bones found at Dahmer boyhood home in Bath Ohio
Investigators recovered more than 50 bone fragments on Jeffrey Dahmer's boyhood property in Bath as they search for the remains of a man Dahmer reportedly killed in 1978. Police say Dahmer confessed to 17 Milwaukee-area slayings and genetic testing may identify the bones.
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Bath
Ohio
Jeffrey L. Dahmer
Milwaukee
Dahmer
Akron
Summit County
William A. Cox
Mr. Cox
Steven Mark Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Hicks
David Troutman
Jeffrey Dahmer
Sheriff Troutman
Cox
Donald F. Domagalski
Retired rappers ripe for success
New York AP reports a four member Florida based group age 57 to 75 calling themselves the Old Guys with New Socks. They parody rap culture, aim to match fame like MC Hammer with a first single The Retirement Rap. Members talk of aging boldly while avoiding crude lyrics.
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New York
Florida
M.C. Hammer
Drew Oshbar
Mr. Oshbar
Ice Cube
L.A. Raiders
2 Live Crew
Jack Waddell
Abortion Protesters Arrested in Wichita Clinic Blockade
Anti abortion demonstrators pressed into a police line at a women's clinic in Wichita prompting 177 more arrests in a two week protest. Police say nearly 1,400 arrests have been made at area abortion clinics since July 22 as leaders of Operation Rescue face contempt hearings.
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Wichita
Kan
Ny 2
Operation Rescue
U.S
Patrick F. Kelly
Kelly
Keith Tucci
Charleston
D.C
George Tiller
George Scantlin
Dr. Tiller
Tiller
Police Training Academy
Rick Stone
Pretoria ends secret political aid amid credibility fight
South African President F W de Klerk announced the end of covert payments to political groups and ordered a review of operations after disclosing secret funding tied to Inkatha and Namibia parties. He demoted top security officials as controversy over covert actions continues and a government document shows Inkatha training by security forces.
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Pretoria
South Africa
F.W. de Klerk
Inkatha Movement
Namibia
Mr. de Klerk
Ment
de Klerk
Inkatha
African National Congress
South
ANC
Two ex sergeants win 65 million in engine savings
At McConnell Air Force Base two former sergeants proposed eliminating 22 spare engines for KC refueling aircraft. Each engine valued at 3 million, saving about 65 million dollars. The government awarded Master Sgt. James Niffen and Tech Sgt. Robert Riegert 25,000 for the suggestion.
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Mcconnell Air Force Base
Kan
James Niffen
Robert Riegert
Strategic Air Command
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Fred. Co
Frederick
Mom Ave
Son Toll House Ave
Frederick Boge
India
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Mohad
Maharashtra
Wardha
Smart’s Counsel
Exeter
N.H
Pamela Smart
Albert Johnson
Smart
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Idea
Uncle Sam
Indianapolis
Mary Louise Wright
Ms. Wright
Indiana Women’s Prison
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United States
George E. Brown
D-Calif
Science, Space and Technology Committee
Brown
Wits Ground
Cesta
Clifford B. Silbiger
W. Patrick St. Frederick
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