Mother of Mass Murder Suspect Testifies at Pretrial Hearing
The mother of Elmer Wayne Henley testified as the first witness in a Houston pretrial hearing. She described her son as sick and nervous in jail and said police questioned him before he could consult counsel. Defense contends police actions deprived Henley of legal advice and while he later led officers to victims, parts of his statements may still be inadmissible. The hearing covers one indictment tied to the death of Charles Ray Cobble and related cases in the Houston area.
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Mass Murdece
Ing
Elmer Wayne Henley
Henley
Aln
Sten
Defensa
Poice
Chance
Shore
Oon
CDI
Mary Pauline Henley
Ife
Pasadens
Corll
David Qwen Brooks
Brooks
Tou
Tiya
Phatkin
Keefie
Waik
Pasadéha
Wayne Tor
Daniel Mulligan
Pasadena Police
Mulligan
Curt
Wayne
Pasa
Adena
Mel
Pasadena
Plotkin
U A.m
Slehley
Homey
Carol Vance
Healey
Hern
Senley
Charles Ray Cobble
Judges Urge Agnew Disbarment for Deceitful Conduct
A Maryland panel of three judges recommended disbarment for former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew after finding he admitted guilt to a tax evasion charge and acted with deceit and dishonesty. The final decision rests with Maryland Court of Appeals. Agnew may appeal, with a hearing possible by late February or early March.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland Court of Appeals
Agnew
Maryland Bar Association
Viet
Acision
Mme
Tme
Ann Breen
Lex
Washington
Lis
Sas Iba
Ridgely P. Melvin
Shirley B. Jones
Willian
H. McCullough
Walpole Inmate Holds Guard Hostage For 51% Hours Frees Him
Walpole Massachusetts AP report describes Robert Daigle, 37, Worcester, seizing guard John Wardle at knifepoint for about 54 hours in a Walpole State Prison cell. Daigle released the guard after meetings with news crews and amid demands to end guard beatings, back pay, and dining-room access. Chaplains and inmates urged release. warden said no beatings occurred.
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Walpole
Mass
Walpile State Prison
Correction
Aard
Robert Daigle
Worcester
Daigle
Tohn J. Wardle
Milford
Aha T. Folay
Cathodc
William Wiltenberry
Kenneth Abramsett
Martin Feer
Drisane
Fox
Bors
Medfield
Bridgeport burglar gets concurrent term in Fairfield court
The court sentenced Burglar Tohn Molohan, 36, of 226 State's, to four years with a suspended jail term and six month discharge. Raymond Firth and Michael Z. Chennin faced reckless driving charges. Assistant Prosecutor Amnuld said Ortiz linked to a Noble Avenue burglary. Other dispositions included Avelino, Almirelty, Henna and Sail sentences or fines.
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Bridgeport
Tohn Molohan
Teri
Barnum Dogwood
Anthony Z. Mantvredania
The
Bronx
Ney
Iicmat
Department of Adult Probation
Fernest M. Amnuld
Ortiz
Nobleavanua
Gerald Frauwirth
Frederic A. Avelino
Milne Street
Robert Almirelty
Tully Circle
Michaal Henna
Kent State shooting survivor voices calm on grand jury decision
Kent State University student Dean Kahler, paralyzed by a bullet, said he will accept any federal grand jury decision on the May 4, 1970 incident. Other wounded students and jurors questioned witnesses as the panel examined the killings by Ohio National Guardsmen during a protest against U.S. military involvement in Cambodia.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ohia
Dean Kabler
Kohler
Kent State University
Joseph Lewis Tr
Massillon
Hillis Horns
Burns
Sandra Tee Scheuer
Boardman
Youngstown
Madison
Wis
Kent State
U.S
Cambria
Libre
Tewin
Ohio
Westmoreland Eyes Post In South Carolina Politics
Former Army chief of staff William C. Westmoreland, retired and living in his home state, weighs a possible run for governor of South Carolina. He declines to reveal party affiliation, notes studying both parties, and says he must decide soon whether to pursue politics or other pursuits while touring 45 counties and meeting civic leaders.
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Columbia
S.C
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Westmoreland
South Caroline
Westmoreland weighs Democratic tilt amid political shifts
Westmoreland, a former Eagle Scout from Pacelet Mills, considers switching to the Democratic ticket as questions swirl about his governance style. His family life and salary, set at 25000 annually plus a 27000 pension, are noted as critics claim his approach burdens state agencies. He defends his method, saying leadership requires discipline and handling many problems to meet objectives.
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Ques Finns
Fern Paaure
Columbia Hare
Maurice Ressinger Jr
Earle Morris
Donald Fowler
State
Democratic Party
Gel
Westsmoreland
Westmoreland
Pye
Geil
Margaret
Charleston
Rip
Icollege
The
Omézotima
West
Moreland
Ecomy
Ye Sone
Sy West
Ioreland
Statf
State Agency
Vietnam
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