Four murdered diamonds taken in Bethel killings
Bethel Ohio four people killed in a house fire and shooting spree that claimed a fireworks and precious metals dealer Billy Stevenson aged 48 his wife Linda 36 his son Billy 5 and brother in law Edward Lawson Dowell 30. A friend said Stevenson had accumulated wealth and carried cash and jewelry but deputies found no money in a suitcase and no arrests were made. Investigators probed possible motives and the killers' identity remained unknown.
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Bethel
Ohio
Billy Stevenson
Jim Riley
Riley
Stevenson
Linda
Billy
Edward Lawson Dowell
Clermont County
Clarence Pennington
John van Camp
Pennington
FBI
Edward Dowell
Widow fights for larger Attica compensation after 1971 riot
Jaanita Werner widows the case of Ronald Werner, killed during the Attica prison uprising, as New York Court of Appeals rules she cannot sue for 1.5 million in wrongful death because she already received about 35,000 in workers compensation. Werner argues misled by officials. case could affect 23 other state Court of Claims suits totaling over 20 million.
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Albany
N.Y
Attica
Jaanita Werner
Ronald
New York
Court of Appeals
Werner
State Workers’ Compensation Board
State Court of Claims
Robert Quigley
Rochester
Eugene Tenney
Buffalo
Quigley
Tenney
Slash suspect tied to Bowery lodging in derelict slashing spree
Charles Sears a Vietnam veteran faced murder and attempted assault charges after a man was found slain on a park bench and others wounded during a spree of knife attacks on derelicts in Manhattan. Police tied Sears to the June 27 night attack and said he lived in a Bowery hotel after his wife moved him out.
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NEW York
Bowery
Charles Sears
Sears
Manhattan
James T. Sullivan
Feliciano
Janie
Bronx
Delevan
The
Sing Sing
Vietnam
Wife of Nazi guard blocks Fedorenko return to homeland
Feodor Fedorenko's long lost wife refuses to support him in Ukraine, hindering his deportation fate as a Nazi war criminal. In New Haven, his lawyer says the 74 year old Waterbury resident seeks delay while seeking Soviet admission. Fedorenko faces deportation for lying about his Treblinka guard role.
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New Haven
Europe
U.S
Treblinka
Poland
Fedorenko
Brian Gildea
Grand jury to weigh indictment in Atlanta murders
Fulton County grand jury convenes to consider indicting Wayne B Williams for the murder of Nathaniel Cater, the latest victim in the string of 28 killings of young Black men. Williams, a 23 year old freelance cameraman, has been jailed since June 2. Prosecutor Lewis Slaton declines comment on first session. Cater’s body was found in the Chattahoochee River on May 24.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Wayne B. Williams
Lewis Slaton
Williams
Nathaniel Cater
Chattahoochee River
Public Notice of Telephone Rates in Texas 1981
Southwestern Bell announces intent to implement a new intrastate rate schedule in Texas effective July 21, 1981. The plan seeks a 15.6 percent rate increase and full copies are on file with the Public Utility Commission in Austin and at company offices in Texas for inspection by the public.
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Southwestern Bel
Publi Unity Commission of Texas
Texas
Pubic Utility Commission
Austin
Southwestern Belanc
Publc
Southwestern Bell
Las Regias de Public Unity Commission
Comison de Servoos Publicos
Nuevo Arancel
Servicio de Telefono
Oficinas de Public Unity Commission
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Ady
Homeland
Une
Bel
Aviso Publico
Aviso
Los Clientes de Otros Companias de Telefono
Centrales Telefonicas
Y Servicio de Central Teleformca Extraryera
Companias
Alan L. Hays, M.D
Dial
Elk Prestique
Roofing Products
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