Kopechne autopsy bid faces delay in Pa court
Mary Jo Kopechne's parents press to block an autopsy as Massachusetts investigations stall. Attorneys argue the petition lacks specific facts and request delay till the inquest and Boston appeals conclude. Dinis argues blood evidence may justify exhumation and further study.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mary Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Joseph A. Kopechne
Berke
Heights
N.J
Massachusetts
Edmund Dinis
New Bedford
Mass
Joseph Flanagan
John O'Connor
Charles Shaffer
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Kennedy
Kopechnes
Dinis
Mary Jo
Larksville
Chappaquiddick Island
Brominski
Kopechne
Curfew Eased In Mullins As Tensions Subside
Mullins Massachusetts curfew lifted after racial clashes and arson attempts. National Guardsmen released from standby and highway patrols reduced. Three arrests for curfew violations reported. a fire bomb incident at a liquor store occurred without explosion. Local unrest stemmed from Saturday night clash outside a restaurant.
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Mullins
Marton
K. L. Hardwick
Marion
Hardwick
Barnett Eyes Expanded South Carolina Mental Retardation Program
Columbia SC AP Dr Charles Barnett state mental retardation commissioner outlines plans to upgrade services by increasing the department budget from 10.2 million to 12.86 million and adding community based programs. He proposes 20 regional basic skills programs for early childhood integration and two halfway houses for young adults, plus contracted services totaling about 310 thousand dollars as part of a broader push to reduce institutionalization and speed community care. Public hearings start Oct 1 in Florence to gauge demand for new services.
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Columbia
Charles Bernett
Barnett
Arkansas
South Carolina
Texas
Cayce
George Peabody College
General Assembly
Department of Mental Retardation
Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Cities States Hit By Money Squeeze
New York AP reports governments nationwide delay school and road projects due to tight money markets. Municipal bond sales falter amid high rates and ceilings. Pittsburgh cannot place 9.7 million in bonds. Arizona seeks higher ceilings. bond bids collapse for Maricopa County Junior College.
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New York
United States
Pittsburgh
John E. McGrady Jr
Pennsylvania Senate
McGrady
Prince
Daily Bond Buyer
North Carolina
Tennessee
Trial under way in Chicago riot case at U S courthouse
Judge Ju line J Hoffman opened the trial of eight defendants charged with conspiring to riot during the Democratic National Convention. He denied motions to move the trial and to bar marshals and underground press, and ordered bench warrants for four absent defense lawyers. Jury selection began in a larger courtroom as supporters gathered outside with no incidents.
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Chicago
Juline J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Thomas A. Foran
U.S
International Amphitheatre
Leonard Weinglass
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S. Atty
Ramsey Clark
Richard J. Daley
Weinglass
St Angela Honors Merit Semifinalists 1969 70
Kathy Misa Flanagan daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Flanagan an honor student at St Angela Academy named a Merit Program semifinalist. Floyd Cummings second of 32 seniors tested named a National Achievement semifinalist. Commended National Merit students Thomas Dion and Ann Little are active in student government and Honor Society.
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Misa Kathleen
Yvianagan
John E. Flanagan
St. Angela Academy
Michael
St. Angela
James B. Duke
Furman University
Kathy
National Science Foundation
Florida State University
Floyd Cummings
Floyd
Sandra
Howard University
Cummings
Nssfns
St. Gerard's School
Ther
Amherst College
Thomas Dion
Ann Little
S C Industry Mission Seeks Belgian Growth Ties
More than 30 Belgian executives met South Carolina reverse investment mission members in Brussels and Antwerp to discuss long term growth. Lt. Gov. West urged overcoming European timidity and outlined state help to establish profitable production facilities. Meetings continue with metal working glass electronics and textile machinery firms. reports from London praise optimism. A machine tool maker will visit SC next month to choose a site for a small assembly facility.
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South Carolina
John C. West
Southeastern
Ingness
London
U. S
Funds Approved For Lower Savannah Law Enforcement
Three applications from the Lower Savannah region totaling 740000? No. The governor approved 740 in federal funds for law enforcement. Barnwell gets 254 for radio gear Williston 243 to send two officers to SLED academy Blackville 243 for riot control equipment Orangeburg County pending final approval. Total about 27000 after all approvals.
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Savannah
Law Enforcement Assistance Program
Barnwell
Williston
Sled Academy
Blackville
Orangeburg County
Columbia
Orangeburg
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Corning
Kathy Flannagan
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