Remains Found Linked to Lake and Ng Case Near Cabin
Decomposing remains of a sixth person are found near a survivalist cabin hideaway where 45 pounds of charred bones and clues to 22 missing people have been uncovered. The Haight-Ashbury missing trio may be among victims. A manhunt targets Lake and his associate Ng, 24. The body was buried under two feet of dirt with lime.
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West Point
Calif
San Francisco Chronicle
Haight-Ashbury
Maurice Wock
Cheryl Okaro
Randy Jacobson
Lake
San Francisco
Charles C. Ng
Bomb blast kills three at Frankfurt Airport
A bomb exploded in the busy passenger terminal at Frankfurt Airport in West Germany, killing three people and injuring 24. Police spokesman Karl-Heinz Wagner said four of the injured were seriously hurt and 20 others were lightly injured. The blast occurred at 2:45 p.m. in departure hall B near an Alitalia ticket counter. Police reported no immediate claim of responsibility.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
Karl-Heinz Wagner
Alitalia
Gas tax hike gains support in House
In a move tied to the Superfund program, lawmakers back a cent-a-gallon gasoline tax to fund leaking underground storage tank cleanup. Rep. James Florio criticizes the plan while Rep. Billy Tauzin pushes the draft bill with other sponsors to establish a $250 million yearly fund.
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House
James Florio
Dn.j
Florio
House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee On
Commerce
Billy Tauzin
D-La
Ways and Means Committee
Tauzin
John Dingell
D-Mich
Energy and Commerce Committee
James Broyhill
R-N.c
Environmental Protection Agency
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Bodies exhumed near Guadalajara in double American disappearance
In Guadalajara outskirts, forensic experts exhume two bodies believed to be John Walker of Minneapolis and Alberto Radelat of Fort Worth, missing since January after being beaten at La Langosta restaurant. Five witnesses testified the men were killed there and buried the same night.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Attorney General's Office
Francisco Fonseca
John Walker
Minneapolis
Alberto Radelat
Fort Worth
Fonseca
Walker
Radelat
la Langosta
Americans' Personal Income Drops in May 0.5 Percent
The Commerce Department reported May personal income fell 0.5 percent to an adjusted $3.172 trillion annual rate after an inflated April figure. The May drop followed unusually high April income due to income tax refunds, large subsidy payments to farmers, and a retroactive postal wage payment that boosted April figures.
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Washington
Commerce Department
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