Gilmore to Answer Questions Before His Execution
Gilmore, scheduled for execution in 17 days, spent New Year’s Eve in death row solitude as lawyers prepare a $1 million civil suit filed by the family of slain service station attendant Max Jensen. The suit seeks $1 million general damages and $50,000 punitive damages. Jensen’s family also names other parties.
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Carter Bell pick Wade McCree for Solicitor General
President-elect Carter and Griffin Bell have selected federal appeals judge Wade McCree for Solicitor General, though no agreement to leave his seat is confirmed. McCree, 56, serves on the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati and previously on a Detroit federal bench, one of only two black federal appeals judges.
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Belle Plaine Sees Beloved Answering Service End
After 12 years of round the clock duty for Belle Plaine police fire and state police radio Christine Kahler known as Chris ends her home based answering service. She cites under payment excessive hours and pressure with no promised raise. City officials defend fairness and plan budget talks to consider alternatives.
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Sadat's Moderate Arab Stance Shapes Geneva Talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat pushes a peace offensive that has moved Arab positions toward negotiation and concessions. He outlines terms for a March Geneva conference, including Israel's withdrawal to 1967 lines, a Palestinian state, and international guarantees, while stressing controllable compromise.
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Judge Ponders Fate of Man Charged in C R Man Death
A Hawaii case from 1976 centers on Clarence Freitas III charged with murder in Patrick Maudsley's death in Honolulu. A motions hearing to determine insanity could lead to a hospital commitment or trial, with judge Masato Doi to rule soon.
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