Brother shoots paralyzed sibling after mercy killing plea
In Neptune New Jersey a 23 year old Lester Zygmaniak shot his brother George 36 after learning he would be paralyzed for life. He claimed a prior promise to end George’s life if the condition arose. George died days later in Jersey Shore Medical Center. Lester faces first degree murder charges and a preliminary hearing was planned.
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Neptune
N.J
UPI
George Zygmaniak
Lester
George
Jersey Shore Medical Center
Jenny Esposito
Reynolds Aluminum
Millstone Township
Zygraniak
Robert Ansel
Asbury Park
Ansell
George Jr
Frank Cuomo
Perth Amboy
Skylab 1 crew greet families after splashdown visit
Skylab 1 astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz, fresh from a two month space mission, spend time with their wives at Ellington AFB. They receive a warm welcome from Nixon and Brezhnev at San Clemente, while plans for future US Soviet space cooperation are hinted at.
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Houston
UPI
Kero
Charles
Pete" Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Ellington Air Force Base
Conrad
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
White House
San Gemente
Calif
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R. Lousma
Beant
Beanting Conrad
Kerwin
U.S
Rae
Uss Ticonderoga
San Diego
San Clemente Compound
All Navy
Brezhnev
Weitz
Protests swell over proposed vitamin sale restrictions
Washington D C UPI reports a flood of mail to Congress over FDA plans to restrict vitamins and food supplements. About 45 to 1 million letters urge blocking the rules, while critics warn many products could vanish from shelves.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Clinton R. Miller
National Health Congress
Miller
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Commerce
Monrovia
Calif
AMA report links U S policy to drug shortages
The AMA asserts U S drive to curb heroin by paying Turkish opium farmers has created shortages of morphine and codeine. The draft, to be voted at the 122nd annual convention, urges restoring opium supply to avert loss of essential medicines amid protests outside.
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U.S
AMA
New York
UPL
United States
American Medical Association
Mor
Board of Trustees
Americana Hotel
Ruckelshaus Says FBI Morale Not In "Low Ebb"
Acting director William D. Ruckelshaus told UPI that reports of FBI morale problems are overblown and overstated. He disputed Clarence Kelley’s claim of low morale and noted the agency remained organized and led since J Edgar Hoover’s death. He discussed leadership, Gray's reforms, and a suggested Congressional oversight committee with a rotating director term.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Clarence M. Kelley
Kansas City
Senate
Kelley
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ruckelshavn
J. Edgar) Hoover
Ruckstaheus
Environmental Protection Agency
L. Patrick Gray
Gray
At the Movies: a Cannes winner and film lineup scan
The page lists cinema offerings across towns including Harte and Bennington. It notes Slaughterhouse Five’s Cannes win, Deep Thirst, The Poseidon Adventure, The Culpepper Cattle Co, Charlotte’s Web, and The Last Ten Days of Hitler with showtimes hinted in local ads.
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N.Y
Hong Kong
Merk of the
Bennington
Vermont
the Culpepper Cattle Co
Williamstown
Hitler
As of
the College
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N.J. Man
Jeanette
Sofia
Zylka
House of Delegates
Turkey
Finast
Marth Bennington Road
Hennington, Vermont
Renee
Intown
Guarino
M.Y
Sute’s
Coker Ga
Paramount
Picton
Perteit
Savings A Loan Association
Main Street
FBI Watergate
John W. Dean
Zuckelshaus
A Aan
Lassier
Towith
Ono
Gary
Grim
Eid Culpepper Cattle Co
Pau di Real
Sag Piec
Fcr
DCU
Ind
Hank
Williamstown Theatre
Nikas Psacharepouke
ST. Joan
George Bernard Shaw
France
Fei
At & Sat
Willamstown
Massachusetts
Day Shoes
Tony "Ao
Cross Shoes
Dexter & Hush Puppies
Cleo
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