Mistrial in Saxe armed robbery case and murder charge
Suffolk Superior Court Justice McLaughlin declared a mistrial after five days of deliberation as Susan Saxe faced two armed robbery charges and a felony murder count. DA Byrne vowed new trials on all three indictments for the 27 year old Brandeis honors graduate.
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Boston
UPI
Suffolk Superior Court
Walter H. McLaughlin
Susan Saxe
Suffolk County
Garrett Byrne
Brandeis University
Ford and Carter Trade Fire On Urban Aid Campaigns
United Press International reports Jimmy Carter launching a three day urban campaign tour across Syracuse Rochester and New York City then Detroit and Kansas City then Toledo Youngstown and Columbus Ohio Ford finishes two day urban swing in New York New Jersey signs a 25.6 billion revenue sharing bill and attacks Carter over funding splits Carter responds from Plains Georgia urging federalism and city aid while Ford calls Carter a demagogue in a Barbara Walters interview and asserts confidence in winning major states.
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Jimmy Carter
Big City
North
Midwest
Ford
Plains
Carter
Syracuse
Rochester
N.Y
New York City
Detroit
Kansas City
Toledo
Youngstown
Columbus
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
White House
Yonkers
Georgia
Strayed Cargo Plane Triggers Fire In Seoul
In Seoul South Korea two anti-aircraft batteries fired on a Northwest Airlines Boeing 707 cargo jet that wandered into the capital’s restricted air space. Police reported more than 10 people injured by shrapnel including a high school student and an elderly woman in serious condition. The air space around Seoul remains off limits to all aircraft amid prior violations by military and commercial planes.
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Seoul
South Korea
UPI
Northwest Airlines
Kimpo International
Tokyo
Nuclear winds still in U S
A state health official said winds carrying radioactive material from a Sept. 26 Chinese nuclear test appear to make a second pass over California. Irving Goldberg of the Department of Health noted higher readings statewide but called the situation not cause for alarm.
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Sacramento
Calif
Goldberg
California
Thai junta rules out democracy for 12 years
Bangkok Reuters reports Thailand's military junta forbids a return to democracy for 12 years, ordering re-education for those deemed troublemakers. Thanint Kraivchien outlines a three-stage plan with 1980 elections and a 1988 elected assembly, while curfews and school closures aim to quell unrest after last week's Thammasat clashes.
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Bangkok
Thailand
UPI
Thanint Kraivchien
Thanint
Asia
Public Enemy
New England Swine Flu Immunization Continues Amid Deaths
New England states keep swine flu immunization underway despite national reports of 29 elderly deaths after vaccination. Connecticut Governor Ella Grasso urged continuing the program with her own dose, while Vermont and New Hampshire officials supporting ongoing clinics. Maine paused. Rhode Island will start in November. officials emphasize screening and no proven link between vaccines and deaths.
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United Press International
New England
Atlanta
Center For Disease Control
Connecticut
Ella Grasso
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Rhode Island
Robert Whalen
William Nersesian
Whalen
Massachusetts Public Health Department
Boston
Marist Hill
Waltham
Patricia Mazza
Court finds TWA discriminates against mothers
CHICAGO UPI reports U.S. District Court Judge Frank J. McGarr ruled that Trans World Airlines violated civil rights by refusing to rehire 440 stewardesses after they became mothers. The federal judge issued the finding on Wednesday in a civil rights action.
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Washington
UPI
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Denver
Food and Drug Administration
Federal District Court
Luther Bohanon
Oklahoma
Bohanon
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Glen L. Rutherford
Conway Springs
Kan
FDA
World Airlines
U.S. District Court
Frank J. McGarr
McGarr
TWA
American Airlines
Cracks Found in Parts for Three Trident Subs
General Dynamics Electric Boat confirmed cracks in assemblies for three Trident submarines under construction in Groton. A Navy memo reported 100 cracks in the USS Ohio. repairs underway and not delaying delivery of the first submarine by 1978.
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Groton
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Alley Theater
Houston
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Bolivia
Santa Cruz
Texas
Tut
Fluid & Loan Association
Main ST
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Lewis Lord
Barbara Walters
Abc-Tv
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Thammasat University
Kriangsak Chamanand
National Administrative Reform Council
Chicago
Anderson
Bennington Banner Telephone
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New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen, Inc
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Main Street
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Tin
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Florida
Finast Supermarkets
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