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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1986
Page
7
Richard Kuklinski, 51, of Dumont New Jersey, dubbed The Ice Man, faces a 2 million bail after a six year probe. He stands accused of poisoning, stabbing, or shooting five black market customers, arrested at his home in a high profile case.
Griffin O Neal, 22, son of actor Ryan O Neal, testified he wished he had died in the Memorial Day boating crash that killed Gian Carlo Coppola, 23, son of Francis Ford Coppola. The judge expected a verdict today in the jury trial for boating manslaughter and negligent operation. Mississippi State uncovers records showing outlaw Machine Gun Kelly had multiple demerits during college, including 31 in the first semester.
William Land and his wife Dorothy turned part of their Belleville home into the Cozy Kitchen Cafe and shelter for the hungry, relying on donations and Dorothy's accounting income. After years of helping the needy, Land says he's at the bottom of the barrel and has spent thousands, selling a car and property to cover expenses.
Los Angeles prosecutors acknowledge a ten month delay in turning over a bizarre claim to the defense involving a school board member and a boy’s alleged molestation, a misstep in the McMartin case examined during questioning.
A senior official claims US arms sold to Iran over six years accounted for between 0.1 and 0.5 percent of $35 billion, far above the $12 million figure earlier cited. Iran allegedly overpaid, while Pentagon profits may have been diverted to middlemen and Contra forces, with several noted arms dealers named in the ongoing probe.
Nancy Reagan says a report that her husband swore at her is untrue and that he never uses that word. She notes he is upset about being kept in the dark on Iran-Contra, with North and Poindexter refusing to testify, and urges them to speak. She defends her husband from GOP critics and says she wants private time.
Hasenfus, a 45 year old Wisconsin cargo handler, pardoned by Nicaragua's Ortega after a month long trial ending in a 30 year sentence for terrorism and other charges. The release, framed as a Christmas message, drew praise from Hasenfus and his family while critics say it serves Sandinista public relations and pressures the Reagan administration.
Independent counsel reviews Meese disclosures on the Iran Contra arms deal and possible fund diversion. North and Poindexter invoked the Fifth Amendment after resignations. lawmakers question who received profits and where the money flowed, while committees pursue fuller accounting of the transactions.
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