Longet Pleads Innocent To Manslaughter Count
Claudine Longet, ex-wife of Andy Williams, pleads innocent to manslaughter in the shooting death of skier Vladimir Sabich. Trial set for Aug. 30 after a closed preliminary hearing in Aspen. Evidence cited includes ballistic testimony and alleged accidental shooting.
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Andy Williams
Vladimir Spider Sabich
Miss Longet
Sabich
Charles B. Weedman
Los Angeles
Claudine
Spider
Las Vegas
Williams
Weedman
Claudine Longet
Charles V. Weedman
Nick McGrath Jr
Pitkin County
Aspen
Democrats Draft Platform in Secret Meetings
A 15 member Democratic platform subcommittee began three days of closed sessions to draft the party platform as Carter’s near nomination influences policy. Dukakis said the process remains drafting focused, not a detailed issue list, with final adoption by the full committee next week ahead of the convention.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Dukakis
Carter
Gov. Carter
Michael Barnes
Kansas
Subcommittee
Barnes
Dayton Judge Forbidden To Close Courtroom
The Ohio Supreme Court barred Dayton Judge Stanley S. Phillips from closing the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court proceeding in the Herman Moore kidnapping case. The court granted a writ of prohibition to Dayton Newspapers Inc., citing the need to preserve public trial rights and suggesting transfer if publicity threatened fairness.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Lester Emoff
Phillips
Akron
High Court to Rule On Crofters Case
The Ohio High Court will decide if former state Treasurer John D Herbert and other officials can be held personally liable for Crofters loan losses tied to King Resources. The suit seeks to recover $8 million, contending a $50 million ceiling on state investments was exceeded.
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Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
John D. Herbert
Herbert
Robert F. Gardner
Atty
William J. Brown
King Resources Co
Denver
Colo
Crofters
Crofters, Inc
High Court
King
Gardner
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
King Resources
10Th District Court of Appeals
Livestock Auction Prices Reported in Gallipolis Ohio
At the Ohio Valley Livestock Co in Gallipolis on Saturday prices covered stocker steers 28.50 to 40.50 dollars stocker heifers 33 dollars down canner and cutter cows 21 to 28 Holstein cows 26.50 to 30.50 commercial bulls 30 to 36.50 veals 34 to 51 culls 30 dollars down sows 39 to 43 stock cows by the head 140 to 310 stock cows and calves 225 to 385 stock bulls 175 to 360 and baby calves 55 dollars down.
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Ohio Valley Livestock Co
Gallipolis
Lawmakers face split fate over weakened lobbyist disclosure plan
Ohio Senate and House clash over a weakened bill on full lobbyist disclosure. The measure, pushed by Sen. Anthony Celebrezze, would require twice yearly reports and $150 thresholds per legislator, but House amendments threaten fate in a late three day clean up session.
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Ohio
Senate
Sen
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Cleveland
The
House
Anthony O. Calabrese
Secretary of State
Carter Looks at Liberal Veep Picks in 14 Contenders
The Boston Globe reports Carter as front-runner weighing 14 potential vice presidential choices including Barbara Jordan and Thomas Bradley. Pollster Patrick Caddell conducts a nationwide survey while Sen. Biden confirms the list discussed by Carter aides. Other names include Edward Kennedy, Walter Mondale, Adlai Stevenson, John Glenn, Birch Bayh, and Edmund Muskie.
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Jimmy Carter
Boston Globe
Carter
Patrick Caddell
Cambridge Survey Research
Joseph Biden
Globe
Georgia
Ohio
Barbara Jordan
Texas
House
the Globe
Sens
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Alan Cranston
California
John Glenn
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Revenue Sharing Renewal Advances in House
The House approved renewal of revenue sharing for three years by 361 to 35 and sent the bill to the Senate where passage is expected. The program would end September 30, 1980, with about 24.9 billion dollars pushed to state and local governments and few federal spending controls. Local officials had lobbied for long term funding and praised the guaranteed funds while seeking inflation coverage in the Senate. President Ford favored a shorter five year four percent program and opposed stronger federal controls.
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Senate
Russell Long
Senate Finance Committee
John Gunther
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Gunther
Ford
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