Four more bodies found under John Wayne Gacy home
A Des Plaines, Illinois report details the discovery of four more skeletal remains beneath the crawl space of John Wayne Gacy Jr.'s home, bringing the total to thirteen. Investigators describe the site as hazardous with methane and hydrogen sulfide, and the search continues for additional victims and identification of remains.
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Boumedienne dies after blood disease ends long Algeria rule
Algerian President Boumedienne died at 3 55 am after a fight with Waldenstroms disease. His 13 year rule left Algeria with a leadership vacuum as crowds filled Algiers streets and a state funeral prepared at the Palace of the People.
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Millionaire Cullen Davis Takes the Stand in Houston
Cullen Davis testified after a five day holiday recess denying involvement in a plot to kill his divorce judge. He described his relationship with FBI informant David McCrory and said he ducked contact with him, while noting McCrory’s claim of a close friendship between McCrory’s ex-wife and Davis’ estranged wife.
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Iran orders fuel rationing as troops fire on mourners
Elite Ranger troops opened fire on a funeral procession for an antishah professor in Tehran. At least four mourners were killed and 22 wounded, with officials at Pahlavi Hospital confirming four dead. The National Front said higher casualties occurred in clashes, while a government spokesman denied fatalities. Security forces also used gunfire to disperse antishah demonstrators near the U.S. Embassy amid ongoing protests and a workers strike crippling petroleum production.
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SALT II Won't Cut Defense Budget Demands
U S defense leaders say a SALT II treaty will not reduce spending. Defense Secretary Harold Brown and General David Jones argue for essential equivalence with the Soviet arsenal, implying higher U S outlays—potentially about 2 billion dollars annually without a new agreement.
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