Police Cleared In Injuring of Jimmie Rodgers
Los Angeles district attorney's inquiry found no one criminally liable for Jimmie Rodgers skull fracture. The report faulted three police officers for not arresting Rodgers for drunkenness after he collapsed in his car near a freeway off ramp. Rodgers, 34, had undergone two skull operations and filed a $1 million suit against the city.
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Los Angeles
Jimmie Rodgers
Dist. Atty
Evelle J. Younger
Rodgers
Younger
Eddie Samuels
California Tops States With Most National Parks
California holds the lead nationwide by listing more national parks than any other state, reinforcing its status in conservation and public lands. The count reflects a long-standing tradition of preserving diverse landscapes from deserts to coastlines.
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California
State
Insurance Firms Aid Hartford Home Buying Program
Hartford's housing plan for low income and minority families received a 3 million dollar boost. Six insurers will provide 2.5 million for FHA mortgages in the Greater Hartford area plus Mechanics Savings Bank 500 thousand. The initiative, started March 11 with Society for Savings’ 1 million, targets large families from Hartford's North End, with Aetna Life and Casualty 600 thousand. Travelers and Connecticut General 500 thousand each. Phoenix and Connecticut Mutual 400 thousand each. Hartford Life 100 thousand. all contributing toward the industry's 1 billion urban commitment.
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Society For Savings
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Aetna Life and Casualty
Travelers Insurance Companies
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Phoenix Insurance Co
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hartford Life Insurance Co
Six nolled in theft of bicycle case in Trumbull
Six youths charged with stealing a bicycle in Trumbull had their cases nolled in circuit court. Assistant prosecutor said officers could not identify which of the six took part. the car carrying the group was later apprehended. Defendants named include Brian Hariskevich Michael Magnatta John Davis David Basque Robert Witted Ronald Whitted.
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Trumbull
Wildred Roche
John Alexaner
Underwood
Seminole Trail
Brian Hariskevich
Adams Street
Robert Witted
Ronald Whitted
Grandview Avenue
Michael D. Magnatta
Trumbull Avenue
John T. Davis
Platt Street
David C. Basque
White Plains ‘Road
Trimbutl
Baez Harris wed in New York church ceremony
Pacifist folksinger Joan Baez and draft resister David Harris married at St. Clement's Episcopal Church on Manhattan's West Side with about 150 guests. The couple, both active in anti draft protests, faced media restrictions and planned a low key reception at the Drake Hotel amid visits from family and friends.
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New York
Joan Baez
David Harris
Harris
St. Clement's Episcopal Church
Manhattan
West Side
Shazar Reelected Israel President
President Zalman Shazar was reelected to a second five year term in a unanimous vote in Jerusalem. No other candidate stood for the ceremonial post.
Stratford man fined for breach of the peace after arrest
Circuit Court Judge Joseph Adorno fined Oliver Barry thirty dollars after he pleaded guilty to breach of the peace. Police were handling an auto accident on Barnum Avenue at Hallett Street on March 8 when Barry became abusive and struggled with officers. He was also charged with resisting arrest.
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Barry
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Hallett Street
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