Pattern change investigated river yields 26th body
Atlanta police report a new body found in the Chattahoochee River amid a string of deaths and disappearances tied to a task force probe. Jimmy Ray Payne, 21, was found clothed minimally and linked to the ongoing murder series.
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Investigators to quit private after officer requests session
Buffalo police and state investigators went to Fort Benning Georgia after a soldier tied to multiple killings asked for a meeting. Witnesses failed to identify photos linked to the slayings and ballistics tests remained inconclusive.
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Youngest Roosevelt dies at 65 in New York
John A Roosevelt investment banker and youngest son of President Franklin D Roosevelt died of heart failure at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center at age 65. He ran for New York City mayor in 1957, was the only Republican in a staunchly Democratic family, and supported leaders including Ronald Reagan Nelson Rockefeller Javits and Case. Born March 13 1916 in Washington, he graduated from Harvard in 1938.
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Agnew Likely to Escape Criminal Charges in Kickback Case
Maryland officials say they are unlikely to file criminal charges against former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. A judge ordered Agnew to repay 147,500 in kickbacks plus 101,235 interest from his governorship years 1967-68, based on evidence of illicit payments to engineers and others. The civil ruling follows a federal case that led to Agnew’s tax evasion plea and resignation in 1973. Lawyers plan to appeal. prosecutors hailed the decision as confirmation of his breach of public trust.
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