Ex convict arrested in nine-member family mass killing
Lorne J. Acquin, 27, accused of murdering Fred Beaudoin and his wife plus seven children and a cousin in a mass killing in Prospect Connecticut. He faces nine counts of murder and is held on 250000 bond awaiting arraignment in Waterbury Court of Common Pleas.
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Connecticut
Acquin
Fred Beaudoin
Beaudoin
Prospect
William E. MacCasland
Dick Cipriano
MacCasland
Mob style slayings probe in Chicago area
Four Park Ridge security alarm executives were found shot to death in an elevator in Park Ridge. A former business partner, Joseph B. Hendersen, 20, is sought for questioning amid a statewide alert. Investigators link the killings to internal disputes and a federal indictment looming against Malcolm I. Russell.
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Chicago
UPI
Joseph B. Hendersen
Schaumberg
Hendersen
Park Ridge
Malcolm I. Russell
Joseph T. LaRose
Inverness
Donald Marchbanks
Palos Heights
John Vische
Country Club Hills
Marchbanks, LaRose and
Russell
Terry Sullivan
U.S. Universal Inc. Security-Alarm Company
John Dillinger
Mark Thanasouras
Joseph DiLeonardi
Fuel Adjustment Clauses Deceptive Hike in Utility Bills, Congress Says
A Congressional Research Service report says utilities hide non fuel items in fuel adjustment clauses, boosting charges by 27 billion dollars since 1974 with an average 380 dollar per household. Senators Muskie and Metcalf urge review and challenge of automatic adjustments.
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Washington
UPI
Edmund Muskie
D-Maine
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Congressional Research Service
Muskie
Metcalf
Comanches and Utes sign peace treaty at Southern Ute
On the Los Pinos River the Comanches and Utes held dances and a peace treaty signing led by traditionalists. Comanche Chief Quanah Parker and Ute Chief Buckskin Charlie were honored as hundreds gathered for the ceremonial event and purification rite with Gov. Richard Lamm expected to join.
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Ignacio
Colo
Buckskin Charlie
Quanah Parker
Eddie Box
Oklahoma
Colorado
Richard Lamm
Bodies sought in sex film passing case
Authorities search a desert site near Palm Springs for graves linked to Rev. Fred Douglas who allegedly hired up to 15 women for sexual photo sessions and filmed mistreatment and dismemberment. Douglas, held on bond, faces charges of attempted serious case conspiracy to commit serious case and solicitation to commit serious case.
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Yucca Valley
Calif
UPI
Palm Springs
Diane
Fred Douglas
Costa Mesa
Douglas
Orange County
Santa Ana
Huntington Beach
Inspection gaps in U S import health checks draw criticism
UPI reports GAO findings that only a fraction of 24 billion dollars in food drug and medical imports are inspected yearly. The GAO urged FDA to create a system ensuring periodic inspections and product certification, while FDA noted staffing limits and questioned relying on importers certificates.
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Washington
UPI
United States
General Accounting Office
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
U.S. Customs Service
Customs
GAO
U.S
Former bouncer murders four in Oregon parking lot
DeWitt Henry, 26, an unemployed truck driver, fired a .223 rifle in the parking lot after being expelled from Uncle Albert's bar. Four people were killed and two others wounded. Henry was captured after a police chase and hospitalized with buckshot wounds before being jailed. An eight month pregnant woman died among the victims.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
UPI
DeWitt
Dee) Henry
Henry
Duane Simon
Uncle Albert's
Ol’ Dan
Simon
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Donnelly
UPI Telephoto
U.S. Postal Service
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U.S. News
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