Mystery surrounds rich vagrant's death in New Jersey
Milton Naruta a quiet loner was found dead in a frozen fetal position in a desolate Essex field. He carried uncashed checks and a $25,000 money market bank book along with life insurance papers and photos. Police note he avoided relatives and never claimed Social Security or a pension.
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Totowa
N.J
Milton Naruta
Naruta
New Jersey
Daniel Ramm
Naruto
U.S
Michael Beerson
San Leandro
Calif
Beerson
Ray Mooney
Baking Company
Arson at Pensacola Church Ties to Abortion Bombings
An unknown arsonist burned the door of a Pensacola church attended by three men charged in anti abortion bombing cases. The door bore the eye symbol and the phrase an eye for an eye. A fire official valued damage at $500. Four defendants face multiple bombing charges as a magistrate declined to dismiss them and set grand jury review for January.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gideon
Lindall Ballenger
First Assembly of God Church
Jim Dixon
James T. Simmons
Kathy
Matthew J. Goldsby
U.S
Robert Crongeyer
Crongeyer
Paul Shimek
Wiggins
Union leaders challenge inaugural volunteer ad
New York AP union leaders threaten legal action over a Reagan inaugural ad seeking non-union performers to work for free. Equity and ACTRA say the plan insults unions and violates minimum wage laws, noting the stated rate and the hours for the January 18 to 21 events.
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New York
Reagan
Actors Equity
Alan Eisenberg
Backstage
John Buckley
Washington
Equity
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
White House
Murray Seeger
Afl-Cio
McDonald’s
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Ballenger
Kaye Wiggins
Goldsby
Simmons
Drexel
Brigade
Et Cetera
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Weatherwood
Fine Furniture
McKelvy
Odessa
Amarillo
Lubbock
Midland
Santa Fe Square
Old Continent
Heritage
Brittany
West Texas
Odessa Area
Prema L. Vindhya
M.D
Y. Ranga
North Washington Odessa
Texas
Microwaves
Sharp, Ge, Tappan, Hotpoint, and
Cheftronic
Sierra
Enervations
Metro
Celing
Mics
Srea Deek
Tulsa
Abilene
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