Gilmore may face second murder trial in Utah
Condemned killer Gary Gilmore may undergo a second trial for the Max David Jensen murder in a Utah filling station holdup, after the Supreme Court stayed his execution. Gilmore was convicted of Bennie Bushnell’s death during a July 20 robbery and later admitted Jensen’s killing.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Gary Gilmore
Utah
U.S. Supreme Court
Noal Wooton
Gilmore
Max David Jensen
Bennie Bushnell
Jensen
Supreme Court
Doar eyed for attorney general in Carter cabinet
Plains Georgia UPI Carter weighs John Doar for attorney general while planning cabinet picks and a possible expansion of pardons for Vietnam era draft evaders. Doar, longtime Nixon impeachment inquiry counsel, would join Bergland who is eyed for secretary of agriculture as Carter builds a transition team.
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Carter
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Bergland
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Justice Department
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nergland
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Walter Mondale
Plains Baptist Church
Charles Kirko
Washington
Congress
Pentagon
White Horse
Goulart the last civilian Brazilian president dies
Juan Goulart former Brazilian president dies at his ranch in northern Argentina. He had fled to Uruguay after the 1964 coup and previously served as labor, commerce and industry minister before his 1961 election. Friend Joao Mitegui confirms the death.
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Uruguay
LPL
Juan Goulart
Jast Lian
Brazil
Argentina
Joao Mitegui
Goulart
Mercedes
Corrientes
Annd
Commerce
Democrats set to pick House majority leader in secret caucus
In a heated bid, 292 Democrats elected to the 95th Congress face a tight race for the House majority leader as four veterans seek the post led by Thomas P. O Neill who is unchallenged for Speaker. Leading contenders include Rep. Phillip Burton Rep. Richard Bolling Rep. Jim Wright and Rep. John McFall with possible margins of five or six votes. The caucus balloting is secret and a simple majority will win.
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Laurence McQuillan Washington
UPI
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
Massachusetts
House Democratic Caucus
Carl Albert
Phillip Burton
Cali
Fornia
Richard Bolling
Missouri
Jim Wright
Texas
John McFall
California
Meal
McFall
Tongsun Park
New Democrats
Burton
Bolling
Wright
House
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guam
Japan LDP loses majority in parliament in historic vote
Tokyo voters deny the Liberal Democratic Party a majority for the first time in 21 years, yielding 249 seats and 41.97 percent of the vote. The result deepens party strife over the Lockheed scandal and prompts a bid by Takeo Fukuda to force Premier Takeo Miki from office.
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Tokyo
UPI
Mhay
Liberal Democratic Party
Takeo Miki
LDP
Miki
Takeo Fukuda
Lockheed
Japan Socialist Party
Komeito
Clean
Democratic-Socialist Party
Communist Party
New Liberal Club
Communists
Tong
Fukuda
Chirac unites Gaullists to challenge Giscard d Estaing
In Paris a 50 000 strong Gaullist rally backed former Premier Jacques Chirac in forming a new right wing movement to oppose President Valery Giscard dEstaing. Police action at Paris Libere triggered a press strike as unions protested the eviction of striking pressmen.
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Paris
UPI
Jacques Chiracsto
Valery Giscard d
Parisien Libere
Gaullist Party
Yves Guena
Chirac
France
Bennington Ranner Classifieds Listing Missing Data
An aged classified ad fragment for Bennington area services shows an address at 425 Afal St, Senninston, and mentions a publication by The Soaner Publishig Prep with 2 subscribers to United Pies. The text is garbled with poor OCR, including a telephone line 347-7507 and references to The New York Times News Server.
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Bennington Ranner
Bennington Ranners
Afal St
Senninston
Soaner Publishig Prep
United Pies
Logernasional
Sey York ‘Times News Sevier
Chicago mobster Fusco dies at 74 in Hilton suite
Joseph Charles Fusco once linked to Al Capone, a Chicago liquor distributor and crime figure, died at 74 in his Conrad Hilton Hotel suite. Indicted on Prohibition era charges, he never convicted, later named by a Senate subcommittee as a crime syndicate member and led liquor distribution for Capone’s network. Funeral plans were pending.
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Joseph Charles Fusco
al Capone
Conrad Hilton
Fusco
Capone
Northwester Memorial Hospital
Chicago Crime Commission
Chicago Crime Syndicate
Fusca
Senate
van Merritt Brewery Co
Chicago Linoleum and Tile Co
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Henry A. Kissinger
Philippines
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KGB
Moscow
Andrei Sakharov
Yuri Daniel
Andrei Sinyavsky
Farmington, Gann
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Ie Pahere
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Tall
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U.S
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IHN Lysar
Tenington
Nonh
Bennington, Vt
Hartford, Conn
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Hartford
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Donovan
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