Miami murders linked to elusive Jack the Ripper figure
Police say a suspected serial killer dubbed a Jack the Ripper may be behind at least two of 12 Miami area slayings with possible links to as many as 30 victims across California Washington Oregon Utah and Idaho. Investigators describe the killer as a loner and drifter with a fetishist pattern. bodies were dumped nude with only a single item, often a necklace, and victims shared similar traits.
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California
Washington
Oregon
Utah
Idaho
Charles Mussoline
Dade County
Erwin
Carlstedt
Sonoma County
Calif
Size and role of DC school turmoil cited by Sizemore
DC School Superintendent Barbara A. Sizemore told administrators that changing the DC school system was the root of her troubles and condemned the school board for not knowing its duties. Dismissal hearings for Sizemore were set to resume Friday amid board strategy discussions.
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Barbara A. Sizemore
Millipedes Invade Floyds Knobs Indiana Community
Millions of millipedes swarm Floyds Knobs Indiana two months into an invasion. Residents fortify homes with trenches turpentine and kerosene while researchers note moisture hunger and winter starvation likely end the outbreak.
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Floyds Knobs, Ind
Floyds Knobs
Indiana
Ray Seifert
Floyd County Farm Extension
John Kethley
Insect Division
Chicago
Field Museum of Natural History
Kethley
Pickett
Virginia Beach boy dies after inhaling aerosol fumes
A 15 year old Virginia Beach boy died after inhaling deodorant spray and furniture polish to produce hallucinations. Foster brother found him unconscious and police ruled the death accidental. Authorities noted prior similar teen deaths in Tidewater and that others used beer with the spray for a stronger high.
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Joe Curran
James Scott Taylor
Larry T. Campbell
Young Taylor
Taylor
Tidewater Virginia
Campbell
Frank Drew
Sgt. Curran
Per Capita Cigarette Consumption Declines in 1974
The FTC reported per capita cigarette use dropped slightly in 1974 the first decline in five years while domestic sales rose to a record 594.5 billion cigarettes. Advertising spend reached 306.8 million, the highest since 1970, with filters and menthols gaining market share and extra long brands rising in share.
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Federal Trade Commision
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