Killer who stowed away in trash caught
Malcolm Kyser, 54, a lifer from Albion Pennsylvania imprisoned for an early 1980s Erie County case, was captured in Bakersfield California after boasting on Fox’s America’s Most Wanted. He was seized in a park while being transported in a garbage truck. Extradition proceedings await.
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VA card bills reveal ritzy purchases at Franklin Covey
Government reports from 2004 note Franklin Covey and another company sell executive leather totes and planners. The documents claim these firms market items likely to appeal to corporate executives and justify higher spending.
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Charlton Heston Dies at 84 a Major Star and NRA Leader
Hollywood mourns Charlton Heston a larger than life screen legend and gun rights advocate who led the NRA. Presidents senators and fellow actors praised his film roles Civil rights stance and commitment to liberty. He died at home in Beverly Hills with wife Lydia beside him.
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Police seize polygamist compound in West Texas raid
Officers searched the isolated Eldorado retreat housing more than 180 women and children linked to Warren Jeffs amid allegations that a 16 year old girl bore the child of her 50 year old husband. Residents sheltered newcomers at First Baptist Church before buses ferried them to the high school for showers.
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Bush and Putin part with no missile shield breakthrough
In Sochi, presidents Bush and Putin fail to resolve key U S missile defense dispute after seven years of ties. They pledge future cooperation while acknowledging ongoing differences and noting Medvedev would lead foreign policy after Putin steps down.
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