Atlanta suspect Wayne Williams linked to string of slayings
Atlanta police say Wayne Williams, described by some as a genius and known for his inquisitiveness, was arrested Sunday in connection with one death amid a series of 27 slayings of black youths in the city. FBI questioned him as reporters queried his persona.
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Wayne B. Williams
FBI
Williams
Atlanta
McEnroe Rages Then Advances At Wimbledon Opener
John McEnroe vents his frustration by kicking his racket high into the air during opening-round action at Wimbledon. He rebounds to defeat Tom Gullikson in singles and move forward in the competition. See details on page 1B.
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John McEnroe
McEnroe
Tom Gullikson
Icy graves entomb climbers on Mount Rainier disaster
After more than two hours of digging, searchers failed to locate the bodies of 11 climbers buried in ice on Mount Rainier’s Ingraham Glacier. Weather hindered the effort as officials warned the rescue window might close today, while another Mount Hood incident left five climbers dead in Oregon.
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Associated Press
Longmire
Wash
Mount Rainier
Ingraham Glacier
Rick Kirschner
National Park Service
U.S
Howard Stansbury
The
Mountaineers
Mazamas
Mount Hood
Kirschner
Camp Muir
Garry Olson
Rainier Mountaineering Inc
Lou and
Jim Whittaker
Olson
Portland
Paul Herber
Herber
Housing costs drive May inflation to 8.4 percent
The Associated Press reports May inflation at 8.4 percent year over year, led by housing costs up 1.3 percent due to higher mortgage rates and home prices. Gasoline and food declined, while mortgage and rent gains boosted the overall 0.7 percent monthly rise. Real disposable earnings fell 0.4 percent for a typical married earner with three dependents.
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Associated Press
Washington
May
Labor Department
Firms ship trash to foreign yards as waste export grows
U.S. corporations increasingly send hazardous waste overseas for disposal. Officials and environmentalists warn stricter rules are needed to avoid health and foreign policy disasters. Critics fear exporting a Love Canal scenario and harming international stature. PCBs and dioxin are cited among key wastes.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
U.S
America
Jacob Scherr
Natural Resources Defense Council
Washington
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Poll Predicts Ratification of FAA Contract by Controllers
The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization president Robert E. Poli says 14,800 members will ratify a tentative contract that falls short of their asks. The deal, reached two hours before a planned strike, includes a first year raise and a FAA policy voice for PATCO, with congressional approval required for parts of the pact.
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Associated Press
Washington
Air Traffic Controllers Union
Robert E. Poli
Poli
Congress
Reagan
PATCO
Darts outdeal top brokers on exchange
New York readers watch a spoof stock contest as four top brokers receive $30,000 each for eight weeks of simulated trading. The Daily News Tonight reports dart picks from Wall Street Journal quotations and one rethrown dart, with results showing the Dart Fund leading some peers and others lagging.
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New York
Wall Street
America
Wall Street Journal
The
Daily News Tonight
Bill LeFevre
Dart
Chicago Cubs
LeFevre
Parcell Graham & Co
Dart Fund
Bob Stovall
Dean Witter Reynolds
Mike Metz
Oppenheimer & Co
Nroker
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