Kennedy denounces end of ITT hearing in Senate panel
UPI reports Sen. Edward Kennedy and Sen. Birch Bayh condemned the ending of the ITT Kleindienst hearings. They criticized Peter Flanigan for not answering all questions and accused the executive branch of shielding corporate interests. Aimed at clearing cloud over Kleindienst nomination, the debate included calls for openness and possible public access to meetings and settlements.
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UPI
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Kleindienst
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Flanigan
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Justice Department
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Klvindienst
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Tunney
Department
Confessed 1927 Los Angeles police killing played for jury
In a Los Angeles Superior Court session jurors heard a taped confession by 68 year old Matthew Kilgariff to the January 25 1927 shooting of Policeman Parley L Bennett during a store robbery. Kilgariff described firing at the officer after a failed escape and taking money before fleeing the scene. He said he was arrested later in Cotton San Bernardino County and police recovered his gun. The trial continues before Judge David A Yitis with a jury of seven women and five men.
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UPI
Matthew F. Kilgariff
Parley L. Bennett
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Crme
Tervever
Kitgariff
Coton
San Bernardino County
Court of Superior Court
David A. Yitis
Newark Seeks Applicants for Planning Commission Vacancy
The Newark city council invites applications to fill a recently created vacancy on the planning commission. Mayor James Balentine and the council urge interested individuals to apply by May 1. City Manager Richard Turnford says applications are to be submitted to city hall, with interviews to be conducted by council members before the May 1 meeting, and an appointment expected. The unexpired four year term ends December 13 this year.
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Aliato seeks dismissal of federal bribery charges in case
Seattle report says Aliato filed a motion in U S District Court requesting dismissal of federal conspiracy charges linked to a bribery case. He argues double jeopardy after a state civil verdict, with co defendants including former Tacoma official John J. O Connell and attorney George Faber. A separate King County civil trial denial occurred, ruling against state and utility districts on costs.
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UPI
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Aliato
Boize
Idaho
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Beibery
John J
O'Connell
Tacoma
Wash
George Faler
Sealia
Pierce County
John McCutcheon
Faber
Alisto
King County Superior Court
Stanley C. Soderland
Uthity
Alicia
Allord
Stable food prices slow increase in cost of living
Washington reports March price stability with overall consumer prices up 0.2 percent and food costs barely rising 0.1 percent. Real earnings edge higher as mortgage rates ease and clothing costs decline, prompting White House praise of Phase II controls though economists warn of ongoing volatility.
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Agnew accuses Dems of slander over bombing Nixon
Vice President Spiro Agnew told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that three leading Democratic presidential hopefuls Humphrey Muskie and McGovern slandered President Nixon by denouncing renewed U S bombing in North Vietnam while courting votes in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. He urged evidence against Humphrey and McGovern and condemned what he called a political price for supporting a war he says was conducted with 16 000 advisers.
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Man wins CO status after medical school
SAN FRANCISCO UP Major David A. Carter received an honorable discharge as a conscientious objector after Army charges for absence without leave and disobeying orders were dropped. Carter, commissioned in 1966, postponed induction to complete a medical residency and later remained in a civilian medical role in Los Angeles before turning himself in at the San Francisco presidio.
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Army
Nhjector Review Board
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D. Hollyton
Tex
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Ft. Riley
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Los Angels
Presidio
Pay rules let executives boost pay under Phase IE
UPI reports in Washington that Phase IE allows bonuses counted as base pay to be combined with a 5.5 percent limit, letting some top executives double salaries if their bonus year and base were favorable. Senator Proxmire called the situation shocking, with examples cited at Bendix and GE. Fremont song girl tryouts announced for April at Oliveira School.
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UPI
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McNamar
Proxmite
A. Paul Fontaine
Bendix Corp
Fred Nirch
General Electric
Fremont
Oliveira School
Alder Ave
Teachers want Archie Bunker in Los Gatos
AFL CIO affiliate president Leo F O Neill said he has a membership pin waiting for Archie Bunker after the Teamsters union criticized his TV portrayal. O Neill urged the broadcaster to consider joining the American Federation of Teachers Local 1953 noting Bunkers impact on public education and human relations.
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UPI
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Archie Bunker
West Valley Federation of Teachers Dos
Leo F. O'Neill
American Federation of Teachers
Oneill
Teachers’ Group
Teamstore Union
O'Neill
Bunker
Painter dies after fall from Golden Gate Bridge
SAN FRANCISCO UPI reports painter Andy Caton, 20, of Petaluma, fell about 150 feet from the Marin side of the Golden Gate Bridge after unfstering a safety strip. He died at Marin General Hospital. Crews were off work and toll flag half mast as officials investigated the second bridge death in 35 years. The bridge had just received $43,008 from the State compensation fund for safety.
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Petaluma
Marin
Marin General Hospital
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