Berrigan Jury Deliberations Continue In Kissinger Plot Trial
In Harrisburg a federal jury weighing antiwar conspiracy charges in the Philip F. Berrigan case resumes after a second day of deliberations. Jurors with nine women and three men pressed for a clearer instruction on whether one overarching conspiracy included all defendants.
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Harrisburg
UPIH
Philip F. Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S. District Court
A. Dixon Herman
Washington
Herman
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Jury finds King guilty of second degree murder
A Bennington County jury found George Gilbert King, 19, guilty of second degree murder in the killing of a two year old child last Thanksgiving. The 12 jurors deliberated nearly seven hours before the verdict, with defense plans for an appeal. Judge Hil set April 5 for motions and kept King jailed at 50,000 bond.
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Recton Miller
Bennington County
George Gilbert King
Superior Court
William C. Hil
Hil
Beachine
John Welch
Rutland
Harold Warner
Kennedy victory cited as House ousts track report
In Montpelier Vermont the House rejected a conference committee report on a 180 million omnibus appropriations bill by a 118 to 23 vote. Speaker Walter L Kennedy hailed the result as a victory while the Senate backed a track-related provision threatening 206000 dollars in racing expenses. Gov Davis urged debate on the report and a full inquiry into the track’s finances as lawmakers warned of revenue losses.
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House Appropriations Committee
R- Marshal Witten
Bennington
Green Mountain Park
Deane C. Davis
Vermont Parimutuel Racing Commission
Davis
Martin DeMatteo
Ralph Foote
Rack
DeMatteo
Francis
Unat
Janeway
Tony Boyle guilty of misusing funds
Washington UMW President Tony Boyle was convicted on all 12 counts for diverting union funds to political campaigns including Humphrey's 1968 bid. The judge imposed a potential two-year sentence and $120,000 in fines, with five-year exclusion from union office. Two aides were acquitted. He faces sentencing later.
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UMW
John L. Lewis
Montana
John Owens
James Kimetz
Humphrey
Wayne Hays
D-Ghie
John
Wayne Marse
D-Ore
Arnold Olsen
Dmont
Joseph A
Joex" Yablonski
Yablonski
Bogie
George J. Titler
Beckley
W.va
Vermont school breakfast funds face jeopardy risk
The Bread and Law Task Force opposed new federal school breakfast regulations. Attorney Stephen Rose warned Vermont schools could lose 28 percent of federal funds, about $9,000, affecting programs serving breakfasts to students from low income families. Last year 173000 breakfasts were served in Vermont schools, 75000 free to low income children.
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Burlington
UPI
Bread and Law Task Force
Stephen Rose
Task Force
Vermont
Rose
B52 Bomber Crashes Near McCoy Air Base Killing Seven
A B52 bomber with fire aboard crashed in Silver Beach near Orlando during an emergency landing at McCoy Air Force Base. Seven crewmen died. eight civilians injured as four homes burned and three more damaged. A boy suffered serious injuries. military victims unnamed pending relatives.
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Fla
UPH
Air Force
Wes
Strategic Air Command
McCoy Air Force Base
Orlando
Southeast Asia
McCoy
Weather Outlook for Weekend Freezes in the Region
Mostly cloudy to partly cloudy conditions today with highs in the 40s and increasing clouds tonight with lows near 20s. Sunday remains mostly cloudy and cool with a chance of light snow flurries and highs in the mid 30s to 40.
Vermont Governor Signs Several Education and Snowmobile Bills
Gov Deane C Davis Friday received for signature a package including a special education measure funding basic programs for handicapped children and teacher training while not mandating education as sought by sponsors. A snowmobile bill tightens landowner consent for crossings, sets noise limits, expands reciprocity with neighboring states, and raises registration fees from 3 to 5 for Vermonters and 15 for out of state riders.
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New Hampshire
New York
Lefkowitz halts New York worker strike with injunction
Albany UPI Louis Lefkowitz obtained a state supreme court injunction to stop a threatened midnight strike by the Civil Service Employees Association after talks broke down. Prison guards had delayed their walkout for one week while state police and National Guardsmen stood by.
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N.Y
UPI
Louis 4
Council
American Federation of State, Courtty and Municipal Employees
CSEA
Easter pilgrims follow Christ's path to Calvary
Christian pilgrims from the United States Great Britain West Germany Italy South Africa and Japan streamed into Jerusalem on Good Friday to follow the Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. The processions united Easter Passover and Ramadan observances as bells chanted and muezzin calls echoed over the city.
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Calvary
Jerusalem
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Jesus Christ
Calvary Hill
Via Dolorosa
Jesus
Sasha
Judalam
Christana
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