Oklahoma County Judge Faces Probe Over Conduct
Oklahoma County Associate District Court Judge Gar C. Graham faces a removal petition by fellow judges after a year on the bench. Chief Judge Carmen C. Harris said the Oklahoma Supreme Court will hear removal for conduct unbecoming a judge based on letters and remarks Graham publicized.
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Carmen C. Harris
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Eve Reveals Recovery From Multiple Personalities
Fairfax City Virginia AP reports Eve actress Chris Sizemore confirms she has recovered from a long running multiple personality disorder. She says 21 identities appeared over 23 years and she last manifested three personalities a year ago. Sizemore discloses her identity after her therapy encouraged openness following her father’s March death.
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Missile Destruction Signals From Command Destruct Center
At Cape Canaveral radio signals for destroying a missile in flight originate from a building named Command Destruct, where range safety officers send the final destruction command.
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Fla
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Canonized in Rome
Thousands of American Catholics gather in St Peter's Square for the canonization of Elizabeth Ann Seton. Pope Paul VI presided from the basilica steps as U S officials and Cardinal Wright attended. The Mass highlighted women's contributions and Seton's roles as wife mother widow and nun.
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Panel Considers Further Subpoenas In Hoffa Case
A federal grand jury may subpoena three more reputed mob figures in the Hoffa disappearance inquiry. Names include Joseph Zerilli Raffaele Jimmy Quasarano and Peter Vitale as associates of Frank Fitzsimmons though subpoenas for Zerilli or others are unconfirmed.
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Mail Going By Air Aims To Equal Airmail Service
The Postal Service announced that starting Oct 11 it will offer first class mail service equal to or better than airmail for 10 cents, making domestic first class postage purchase the level formerly only available to air mail.
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Army Dismisses Career Officers for Cutbacks
The Army will drop 2,138 officers by September to reach 98,125 officers by June 30, 1976. For the first time regular officers who pursued careers are being discharged under a new law allowing both regular and reserve officers to be released during reductions in force. About 2,133 officers were selected for release and notified in June, with an appeal option available to those affected.
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