T shirt satire on Gilmore death sparks sales
James Bozony sells $5.95 Gilmore T shirts as satire at UMass. The black shirt bears Gilmore’s name with a target and the date of the first U S execution in over a decade. Bozony defends capital punishment and calls the shirt historical journalism.
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Gary Gilmore
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Scotia, NY
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New York
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Thomson decries Carter pardon as morale crisis
New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson condemned President Carter’s draft evader amnesty as destroying national morale and military readiness. He urged flags at half mast and attacked the pardon as a gratuitous insult to veterans and a blot on national memory.
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N.H
UPI
United States
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Washington
U.S
Penthouse' gets day in N.H. court
Arraignments against Penthouse Magazine Corp and three firms indicted on state obscenity charges delayed to April 11 for a full dress hearing. Indictments arose from the July 12 issue described as simulating sexual intercourse.
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Manchester, N.H
UPI
Penthouse Magazine Corp
Hillsborough County
Manchester
Pair guilty in shooting of R.I. cop
A Rhode Island jury found Anthony J. Souza and David R. Cochrane guilty of attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon five counts of robbery and possessing a stolen vehicle in the Woodlawn Liquor Store hold-up last April. Patrolman John Orzechowski was shot in the stomach during the arrest.
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Star witness testifies as bribery trial of two state senators continues
In federal court, Anthony Mansueto testified he paid 10000 on May 23 1972 to a non elected official demanding 25000. MBM and executives deny giving money to the senators DiCarlo and MacKenzie. The trial is expected to last several weeks with more witnesses for both sides.
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UPI
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MBM
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Mansueto
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Albert P. Manzi
Massachusetts Turnpike Authority Board
Francis W. Sargent
Sargent
Donald R. Dwight
Minneapolis
U.S
Walter Jay Skinner
Adviser at West Hartford dating firm resigns amid misrepresentation
Michael Neal a West Hartford singles adviser resigns after Hartford Courant links him to being Michael T. Stevens a man facing a 1.7 million Ohio default for deceptive practices. Stevens allegedly matched clients with deceased or unsuitable partners and faces mail fraud probes across six states.
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Bette Neal
Kids push mantis state insect idea in Vernon
Twenty five fourth graders at Center Road School in Vernon urged making the praying mantis the state insect. The Connecticut Government Administration and Policy Committee killed the bill saying urgent actions warranted other proposals. Teacher Richard Grabowski ordered 250 buttons urging support for the mantis designation.
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UPI
Connecticut
Vernon
Center Road School
Robert Tedoldi
Teddi
Denise Greenleaf
Richard Grabowski
Ford visits Yale as Chubb Fellow for three days
Former President Ford arrives at Tweed Airport aboard a DC-9 and meets Yale figures including President Brewster and the Kagan master. He will host a Q&A with students and address the law school and departments before flying to Palm Springs for the Desert Golf Classic.
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Yale University Law School
Frank
Ford
Yale
Onl
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Tufts OKs veterinary school plan in health program
Tufts University trustees voted to pursue establishing a New England veterinary school within its health science program. The study began five months ago and the administration may start planning faculty, financing, and organization while seeking public and private support. If no major obstacles arise, it could become the nation’s first regional veterinary school.
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Medford
Mass
Tufts
Teens Help Police Find Missing Explosives in Manchester
Police recovered three plastic bags with four sticks of dynamite 553 blasting caps and 250 feet of detonating cord after two teenagers spotted them in an alley behind a crowded tenement. The missing materials were traced to a November theft from Mass Rock Construction Co. Three men face probable cause hearings February 23.
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N.H
UPI
Edward Caron
Bryant
Olice
Massachusetts
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