Head Believed From Victim Of Homosexual Killer
In Los Angeles a worker found a severed head in a sack at Pioneer Paper Stock Co as detectives across six agencies pursue a four-victim beach area slaying case. Authorities say the killings share a likely homosexual motive with bodies dismembered and genitalia removed. A second item reports Mario Papi freed after being mistaken for a shop owner assailant, after a judge noted the man’s name match but he had no connection to the crime.
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Los Angeles
VPD
Pioneer Paper Stock Co
Orange Counties
Beach
Seal Beach
Dan Cook
Terminal Island
Long Beach
Rome
UPI
Mario Papi
Valmontone
Wildlife Window Big Day Opens Trout Season in Idaho Lakes
Fishermen surge to northern Idaho lakes as the season opens with catchable trout from Hagerman and Clark Fork hatcheries. Stocking schedules mirror last year with several releases on busy waters. The piece lists state records for many species, notes contests by Field and Stream and Mepps, and urges weighing large catches on certified scales and submitting photos.
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Jack McNeel
Coeur d’Alene
Hagerman
Boundary
Bonner Counties
Clark Fork
Idaho
Priest Lake
Kamloops
Pend Oreille Lake
Hayden Lake
Bear Lake
Blackfoot Reservoir
North Idaho
Deep Creek
Naples
Palisades Reservoir
Dolly Varden
White Sands Lake
Moose Creek
Island Park
Anderson Lake
Snake River
Payette County
Murtaugh Reservoir
Shepherd Lake
C. J. Strike
Field and Stream Magazine
Field and Stream
Mepps
Sheldon’s Inc
P. O
Antigo
Wisconsin
Mississippi River Hits Historic High As Flood Worsens
The Mississippi River reached a record 42.02 feet near St Louis with floodwaters expanding across eight states from Iowa to Louisiana. Officials warned of mounting damage nearing 1 billion dollars while dozens of communities faced evacuations and sustained levee strain.
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Mississippi R
United Press International
Mississippi River
St. Louis
sAll
Arnold
Iowa
Louisiana
Mississippi
Bill Waller
St. Charles
Pearl Slaten
Grafton
Bubbling Gas Forces Williamsburg Town Hall Sinking
Mud and gas eruptions threaten Williamsburg Michigan as the town hall foundation sinks about two feet. Amoco seals a well four miles south while investigators consider other gas sources and 65 families remain evacuated.
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Williamsburg
Mich
Grand Traverse County
Amoco
Town Hall
Meredith
Roy Yoder
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
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the Daily Bee
Jack Meredith
Amoco Production Co
Yoder
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