Lab Work Leads To Arrest In One Of Atlanta Slayings
Atlanta police charged 23 year old freelance photographer Wayne B Williams with criminal homicide in the death of Nathaniel Cater as fibers from a lab match evidence from Williams home. Cater, 27, was found May 24 in the Chattahoochee River, the 17th victim in a string of 28 killings. Williams was arrested after an extensive investigation. a committal hearing was set to decide probable cause and whether evidence can go to a grand jury. Public Safety Commissioner Lee Brown disclosed the arrest at the Fulton County Jail. Bush administration officials discussed the case with Georgia officials at the governor’s mansion, urging prosecutors to act but not pressuring investigators. Williams had been under surveillance and his prior questioning followed a police stakeout near the Chattahoochee River bridge.
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Atlanta
Wayne B. Williams
Public Safety
Lee Brown
Fulton County
Williams
Nathaniel Cater
Chattahoochee River
Brown
Atlanta Journal
George Bush
Bush
George Bushee
FBI
Bushee
Justice Department
Journal
Busbee
Cater
Special Police
Tragic Day On Mount Rainier Icefall Slays Climbers
A 100 yard wide ice break on Mount Rainier unleashed avalanching ice and snow that buried a 29 member climbing party and left 10 climbers dead or missing. Rescue teams faced extremely slim chances of recovering bodies as another group perished on Mount Hood. Survivors recalled the sudden wall of ice and the scramble to escape.
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Paradise, Wash
Mount Rainier
Larry St. Peter
St. Peter
Ingraham Glacier
Disappointment Cleaver
Mount Rainier Park
Larry Henderson
Camp Muir
Henderson
Portland, Ore
Mount Hood
Hood River County
Portland Adventist Hospital
Robert D. Lynch
Air Force Reserve
Eliot Glacier
Portland
Oregon
Bill Briggle
Dennis Robertson
Edmonds
Robertson
Pope John Paul I Suffering Pleurisy After Wounds
In Rome the Vatican announced Pope John Paul I, 61, has pleurisy and was readmitted to Gemelli Hospital for tests after a persistent fever delayed recovery from intestinal bullet wounds from last month's assassination attempt. Doctors seek pneumonia or other lung issues, with fever reportedly declining as tests proceed.
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Rome
John Paul I
Vatican
Pontiff
Gemelli Hospital
Emilio Tresalti
Water safety notice on Coliform counts in Franklin County
Public notice reports coliform bacteria found in Franklin County Rural Water District drinking water from samples on April 27 and May 22 1981. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment sets limits and urges increased chlorine and review of testing, disinfection, and cross connection controls to prevent contamination. Also includes probate notice for the estate of John J Rubick with deadlines for creditors and appointment details.
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Franklin Co
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Kansas
Princeton
Franklin County
John J. Rubick
John Joseph Rubick
John Rubick
State of Kansas
Faye Rubick
Fayé Rubick
Kanaar
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Chattahoochee
American Cancer Society
Goosemyer
Faun
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Peppermint Patty
Ae Oan
Beetle Bailey
Kipbing
ARMY
Bailey
Gooper
Parker
Him
Rover
Gretchen
Diamond
Sutton’s Jewelry
American Gem Society
S. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Deta.dent
Passioner
Robert A. Anderson Anderson
Byrd & Richeson
P.O
Second & Main
Ottawa
Attys
East
Public Safety Building
2Nd & Ash
Ford
Lee Jeans
Royal Typewriter
Olivette
Lee
Panasonic
Underwood
Creme
JC Penney
Olive
Western Flyer
Raleigh
Schwinn
City of Ottawa
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