Spider Man pleads guilty after Sears Tower climb
Dan Goodwin, the self styled Spider Man who scaled the Sears Tower on Memorial Day, pleads guilty to disorderly conduct and is fined 35 dollars by Circuit Judge Raymond C. Sodini. He apologized for any inconvenience caused to Chicago and Sears Roebuck and Co. in a news conference. He remains defiant about future stunts and plans to keep his Amazing Spider Man costume.
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Genius fugitive captured after lobby shootout in Manhattan
Ronald Williams, 38, on the FBI most wanted list for 18 months, was shot by an FBI agent in the Hotel George Washington lobby. He survived with wounds to the head chest and arm and was hospitalized in Bellevue. Williams had escaped from Moundsville State Penitentiary in 1979 and faced charges including murder and armed robbery in multiple states.
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