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Vanes penned an opinion column in 2003 about the case and said the blood evidence at the time was significant. He wrote that the trial judge noted the physical evidence was key in determining what role Williams had in the homicides, which is one of the reasons why the case merited the death penalty. 

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Dhaliwal, 54, was killed and robbed while he worked at the Hudson Oil service station on U.S. 6 in Portage. Meitzler, 48, was killed while working at a motor lodge on U.S. Route 20 in Portage. Both died from gunshot wounds to the head.

In the years following the shooting, police maintained Richard was an innocent victim in the random act of violence that led to his death.

George Robert Brown, second from left, confessed to the 1956 slaying of an East Gary beautician. With Brown, from left, are Deputy Sheriff Eli Uzelac, Chief Deputy Sandor Singer and Deputy Nick Garapich.

"Another medical personnel said, ‘Even bed sheets are in short supply. Patients use their wrapper for bed sheets sometimes. And when they use LUTH bed sheets, they are usually old and torn most of the time. Toilets in LUTH are centres of disease distribution. You can be sure to get urinary tract infections and the like. I am referring to the toilets in different wards.’"

So it would be a campaign of sharp elbows. Bush armed himself for combat by hiring two of the toughest operatives in the Republican party: strategist Lee Atwater and media man Roger Ailes. They pitched in furiously after Robertson stunned Bush with an easy win in the Iowa caucuses, where Bush finished third behind Dole. With Dole polling well in New Hampshire, Bush now faced potential disaster, and there was nothing to do but attack. With Atwater hatching schemes and Ailes firing off tough TV ads, the Bush campaign hammered Dole so hard that the laconic Kansan finally exploded. “Stop lying about my record!” growled the lifelong conservative who had found himself tarred as a tax-and-spender. Even more damaging, Dole would muse in later years, were the photo ops cooked up by Atwater and Ailes after a massive snowstorm hit the Granite State. Bush was pictured driving a snowplow, wielding a shovel, helping to push stuck cars from towering drifts. Because of his war wounds, Dole could do none of those things. He would have beaten Bush, Dole later reflected, “if I had been whole.”

Bennett Zmolek, of Century, has been selected to play in the first-ever Minnesota High School All-Star Prospects Game. Zmolek, a sophomore, is committed to play Division I college hockey at Minnesota State University, Mankato. … A Claremont family is devastated to find its 8-year-old shorkie Sophie dead in the yard. The dog has been shot. … Art(its) on the Verge is annually one of the most popular art events in the Twin Cities. This year, the Rochester Art Center is the host. The exhibit is expected to draw a Twin Cities audience.

This strategic plan recognizes that STEM education is not a uniform experience aimed exclusively at earning an advanced degree. Learners of all ages travel different educational paths that begin as early as preschool, and cross between traditional classrooms, the workplace, and informal experiences. As technology continues to transform the world of work, work-based learning programs like apprenticeships and internships aimed at upskilling and reskilling will play an increasingly important role in STEM education and workforce development. Under this plan, Federal agencies that support STEM education and training will promote all pathways of learning and work closely with the broader community to build a strong American foundation in STEM.

Most of Dutch director George Sluizer’s breakout feature could be categorized as a mystery, in which a man named Rex (Gene Bervoets) spends years obsessively searching for his girlfriend Saskia (Johanna ter Steege), who disappeared at a rest area while they were traveling through France. Meanwhile, Sluizer intercuts flashbacks to a family man named Raymond (Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu), painstakingly preparing to commit a crime, and Sluizer keeps us completely hooked as we wait to find out the connection. Then, three years after Saskia vanished, Raymond contacts Rex with an offer to reveal what happened to her — as long as Rex agrees to follow his specific instructions. The ultimate revelation of Saskia’s fate, which Rex only learns by experiencing it himself when he is buried alive, propels The Vanishing into blood-freezing horror territory, and helped make the film a critical and word-of-mouth favorite when it opened Stateside in 1991. It also became one of the first of many overseas genre features to be remade in America (in 1993), with Sluizer himself taking the helm. Unfortunately, the happy-ending dictates of Hollywood required that Rex’s U.S. counterpart, portrayed by Kiefer Sutherland, escape his doom and deliver a coup de grâce to the bad guy (Jeff Bridges) — epitomizing the dumbing down of foreign cinema when “reimagined” for Stateside audiences. —MG

Wallace’s status as a local rapper played a significant role at his trial. He was questioned on the witness stand about his profane and violent lyrics, as well as an AK-47 depicted in his record label’s logo.

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