Georgia Man Dies in Electric Chair After Last Innocence Claim
Joseph Mulligan, 35, was executed in Georgia for the murder of Army Capt. Patrick Doe and Marion Jones Miller in Columbus on April 14, 1974. Mulligan denied killing Doe to collect a life insurance policy and Miller to silence a witness. His death sentence for Doe’s slaying had been overturned.
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Abduction at Mozambique Mission Targets Westerners
Guerrillas seized seven workers including an American, an Australian man, a Texas woman, and Zimbabwean whites from a rural mission farm near Gondola in central Mozambique. Spokesman Mike Oman of Youth with a Mission said the captives were marched into the bush by Mozambique National Resistance fighters. The American was identified as Kindra Bryan, 29, from Texas, arriving just days before the raid.
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Texas
Police Strike in Peru Halts City Operations
Peru national police began a 24 hour strike demanding higher pay and benefits prompting the government to deploy troops around Lima’s main station. About 250 officers in civilian clothes gathered as some fired weapons urging others to join the walkout.
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Herald-Journal corrects and invites reader feedback
The Herald Journal invites readers to report factual inaccuracies in coverage and provides a correction policy. Readers are urged to call 470-0011 with any corrections or concerns to ensure full and fair reporting.
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Marine spy case trims charges in Moscow embassy
Lt Gen Petersen halves charges against Sgt Clayton Lonetree and bars death penalty, ordering a court martial on one espionage count plus 12 related counts. The defense calls the move a partial victory while prosecutors pursue remaining cases and a Justice Department probe.
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Two charged with murder in aunt's robbery plan
Police say Hoglen and Pitcher attacked Golly in her aunt's living room and tied her hands with string while a robbery took place. Pendall and Chapman were detained but later released. Golly's body was found at 9 15 a m after investigators checked the 21 unit complex. Prosecutors expect bail motions and potential life sentences if second degree murder or robbery convictions are secured.
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Missing PTL funds put Heritage USA at risk
PTL officials in Fort Mill South Carolina say 92 million dollars are unaccounted for with only 200 thousand on hand as they seek to keep the ministry alive and possibly build another Heritage USA site in California. Jerry Nims says accountants cannot explain the loss and that former leaders under Jim Bakker ran up about 66.7 million dollars debt while cash vanished early in the year. Rev. Jerry Falwell urged viewers for rapid fundraising totals to avert collapse.
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Weather forecast covers rain across the Southeast to Great Lakes
The Accu Weather forecast indicates Sunday rain for most of the Southeast, parts of northern New England, and areas from the Great Lakes to Wyoming. Expected damp conditions, with general moisture across the listed regions.
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Central New York forecast shows sun and warmth expected
The National Weather Service predicts mostly sunny skies and unseasonably warm temperatures across Central New York with highs in the low 80s to mid 80s and a chance of showers Monday. A high pressure system brings clearing early, with cooler overnight lows in the 40s to 50s and scattered storms across the western and southern regions.
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Brutal Attack Kills Woman in East Flatbush
Police report 18 year old Johane Mentor of 420 EB St Brooklyn was killed by 22 year old Eustache Rodrigue of 499 Williams Ave near East 91st Street and Ditmas Avenue in East Flatbush. The assailant used a serrated knife and a four foot sword. The incident occurred shortly after 8 a.m. Friday as Mentor sat in a van with a friend.
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Man held after random campus shooting at Stony Brook
An unemployed Queens man, Todd Mayes, 20, living in a dormitory room, was arrested and charged with three counts of assault and one count of reckless endangerment after firing on three students at Stony Brook University. The incident followed two prior campus shootings in two weeks.
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Pirro Faces Walsh Challenge in County GOP Primary
Lombardi expects a Monday release of 2 town and city ward GOP vote breakdown after a recount as Pirro seeks unified support while Sanford Mahoney and others weigh primary bids. Melvin Zimmer is the only Democratic candidate for county executive, with the party endorsing Hennessy Elieman Rossi.
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