Newark judge orders access to juvenile records in public log case
Common Pleas Judge Winston Allen ruled that juvenile arrest logs and jail registers are public records and barred Newark from denying access. The Advocate suit prompted testimony from Mayor Richard Baker Police Chief Arthur Nutter Jr and Judge Virginia Weiss about confinement and record-keeping in the city jail.
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Arthur Nutter Jr
Virginia Weiss
New Club Planned for Lookout House Site
W P Butler of Crescent Springs plans a $6 million redevelopment of the Lookout House in Fort Wright to replace the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire site. The steel and concrete nightclub would meet the National Safety Code with a sprinkler system and attract financing.
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Beverly Hills
W.P. Butler
Crescent Springs
Butler
State's Role Questioned in Lucasville Prison Suit
US District Judge Timothy Hogan questioned the state's obligation during final arguments in a class action by two Lucasville inmates. The suit alleges overcrowding and double cell policy violate constitutional rights.
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Cincinnati
Timothy S. Hogan
Lucasville
Gulf Oil Linked to International Cartel 1972 Documents Reveal
Documents obtained by a House investigations unit show Gulf Oil Corp and Canadian subsidiaries actively participated in an international cartel to fix uranium prices and supplies. Minutes from 1972 cartel meetings list Gulf officials, and internal memos discuss legal and economic implications of Gulf’s involvement.
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Gulf Oil Corp
House Investigations
Gulf
Canada
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Air travel between U S and Britain faces halt over treaty stalemate
Washington reports most transatlantic air service could stop within days unless the United States and Great Britain resolve a transportation treaty impasse. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams met with airline presidents to discuss alternate European landing sites as carriers risk suspension of U S Britain flights.
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United States
Great Britain
North Atlantic
Brock Adams
Trans World Airlines
Pan American
Seaboard World Airways
Europe
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Suárez coalition leads Spain in elections
In Madrid Adolfo Suárez's moderate coalition the Democratic Center Union appears to win about 38 percent to 27 percent for the Socialist Workers party. With 54 percent counted the government bloc heads toward a sweeping victory in the Senate while maintaining a strong show in the Chamber of Deputies.
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Spain
Adolfo Suarez
Senate
Socialist Workers Party
Chamber of Deputies
Democratic Center Union
UCD
Felipe Gonzalez
Neumann to Be Canonized in Vatican Ceremony
After a 91 year campaign, John Nepomucene Neumann, immigrant from Bohemia and bishop of Philadelphia 1852 1860, is to be canonized. Archbishop Patrick Ryan launched the drive 26 years after Neumann's death amid reports of aid to the sick and evidence about his life.
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Vatican City
John Nepomucene Neumann
Bohemia
Philadelphia
Neumann
Patrick Ryan
Irish voters head to polls in tight national election
Dublin awaits the outcome as Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave’s Fine Gael-Labor coalition seeks re election amid severe economic woes and the Northern Ireland guerrilla war. Polls suggest a close race with Fianna Fail led by Jack Lynch challenging for power.
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Ireland
Liam Cosgrave
Fine Gael-Labor
Northern Ireland
Jack Lynch
Fianna Fail
Starry in Hot Water Over War Comment at Graduation
Lt. Gen. Donn Starry, commander of the Army's 57th Corps in Germany, is ordered to report to the Pentagon after warning that a Soviet China war is likely in the lifetimes of students. The remark follows Maj. Gen. John Singlaub’s dismissal over Korea troop withdrawal comments. Starry will lead the Army Training and Doctrine Command at Fort Monroe, Virginia.
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United States
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Korea
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Soviet Union
China
John Singlaub
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Jody Powell
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Clues May Help Killer Search At Camp Scout Murders
Authorities pursue lead to identify killer of three Girl Scouts murdered during a two week campout at Camp Scott. Four counselors sheltered in tent. footprints and fingerprints from victims analyzed. Victims Lori Farmer Doris Milner and Michelle Guse buried as autopsies note molestation without semen.
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Lori Lee Farmer
Tulsa
Doris Denise Milner
Michelle Guse
Broken Arrow
Camp Scott
Cookson Hills
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