Priscilla testifies as Cullen Davis named as gunman in 1976 case
Priscilla Davis reiterates Cullen Davis was the gunman who killed his 12 year old stepdaughter and her boyfriend and wounded two others on August 23, 1976. defense questions focus on who ambushed her and on a color photo of a man she identified as W T Runner and Rufner.
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Cullen Davis
Fort Worth
Priscilla
Cullen
Mrs. Davis
Richard
Haynes
W. T. Runner
Runner
Davis
Tarrant County
Robert Downing
David Hack
Lawrence McLeod
Somerville
Mass
Cambridge
McLeod
Carter Torrijos set Sept signPanama Canal treaty in DC
President Carter and Panamanian chief Omar Torrijos plan to sign the new Panama Canal treaty in Washington on September 7 at the Organization of American States headquarters. The pact would hand control of the canal to Panama by 2000 while the United States retains the right to defend the waterway.
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Panama City
Panama
Carter
Omar Torrijos
Washington
Organization of American States
Gen. Torrijos
U.S
Canal
United States
White House
U.S. Senate
Torrijos
Farallon
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Congress
Jaworski predicts Park will testify to House probe
Leon Jaworski said he is confident Tongsun Park will provide testimony for the House investigation into alleged South Korean influence buying. He warned the testimony likely will not single handedly determine the case.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
Tongsun Park
Jaworski
Seoul
House Ethics Committee
Park
Korea
Suzi Park Thomson
House
Carl Albert
Congress
House of Representatives
Weather and political notes mix in morning briefing
The bulletin notes scattered thunderstorms possible tonight and tomorrow with highs in the 80s to 90s and rain chances near 20 to 30 percent. Separately, Jaworski criticizes cover ups in the Korean influence case and outlines plans to obtain Tongsun Park testimony while Suzi Thomson agrees to answer questions.
Barnard and brother form pact to aid dying if terminal
Cape Town heart transplant pioneer Dr. Christiaan Barnard and his brother Marius agreed that if either becomes terminally ill and despondent they will help the other die. Barnard, 54, spoke at a luncheon for his new novel about euthanasia and said doctors should allow a peaceful death when no hope remains.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Marius
Marius Barnard
Siegfried Stander
Barnard
South African Press Association
Christiaan
Groote Schuur Hospital
Maria Elizabeth Barnard
Johannesburg Star
Press Association
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Stephanie Carr
Stephanie
David Bowser
Thomson
Phillip Hirshkop
Richard M. Nixon
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