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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1973

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Four more bodies found in Gulf resort killings

Four more victims, the 23rd to 27th in a three year homosexual murder spree, were found on the Gulf coast at High Island in Chambers County. Police cited no new leads and warned against expanding the search without information. The victims, teen boys, were allegedly procured by Elmer Wayne Henley and David Owen Brooks for Dean Allen Corll, with Henley admitting participation in torture and burial. Houston police acknowledge manpower limits in tracking missing youths from Houston Heights. General Omar Bradley, aged 82, rests at UCLA Medical Center with a lung clot from a football injury, a note on his wartime command of the 12th Field Group at Normandy.

Houston Gulf of Mexico U.S Chambers County Louis Otter High Island Sar Jacinta National Forest Texas Elmer Wayne Henley David Owen Brooks Dean Allen Corll Henley Brooks Corll Herman Short Short the Heights Henery Omar Bradley Ucla Medical Center West Point Bradler

Serpent Stolen From Glass Cage At Mill Owner’s Estate

A serpent was stolen from a glass cage at a mill owner’s property after someone dismantled the cage padlock. The incident details are sparse and no suspects are named.

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Americans waste energy says government report

Washington report from the Council on Environmental Quality notes rising electricity use and rising appliance ownership since 1960. It cites inefficiencies such as frost free refrigerators using 68 percent more power and a gas stove pilot light consuming half the stove gas. It argues for better energy source evaluation and smarter travel choices to cut fuel use.

Washington UPL Council On Environmental Quality Council Russell E. Train

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