Mineo murder suspect returning to California
Lionel Williams 21, held on forgery charges in Calhoun County Michigan, agreed to return to California voluntarily to stand trial for first degree murder in the Sal Mineo case. He waived extradition, saying he would be escorted by authorities during the weekend, and quipped about the media attention.
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Marshall
Mich
Sal Mineo
California
Lionel Williams
Calhoun County
Mineo
Los Angeles
Peter Pitchess
Williams
Calhoun
Creighton Coleman
Coleman
Hillside Strangler search narrows to two men
Los Angeles police release two composite drawings in the Hillside Strangler case asking residents to help identify and locate the men. Drawing one shows a 28 to 30 year old white male with shoulder length brown hair. drawing two depicts a 35 year old white or Latin man with a mustache and high cheekbones. Citizens are urged to match the images to anyone seen loitering in Hollywood Glendale Eagle Rock or Highland Park areas. The task force cautions composites may not depict the suspects but aims to advance the investigation.
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LOS Angeles
Hillside
Daryl Gates
Hollywood-Glendale
Eagle Rock
Highland Park
Hartford woman acquitted in lover's fatal shooting
Darlene Lis 21 of Hartford was acquitted by a Superior Court jury of second degree manslaughter and negligent homicide for killing her tormenting boyfriend Wayne Niver 28 with a single shotgun blast after testifying he beat her and demanded death. She described a “love and terror” relationship and said the gun fired as he punched her during the confrontation.
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Hartford, Conn
UPI
Darlene Lis
Miss Lis
Hartford
Wayne Niver
Niver
Aaron Slitt
Lis
Federal Appeals Court Finds DOJ Overstepped Authority
A federal appeals court brief to the Supreme Court says the Justice Department overstepped authority last March by demanding breakup of most jointly owned newspaper and broadcast combos in a market. It says the FCC erred in 1975 by allowing current combines to stay but blocking future ones and urges sending the case back to the FCC to draft new rules.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Federal Appeals Court
Supreme Court
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Utilities bail out Cleveland schools to avert payday crisis
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co and Ohio Bell Telephone Co agreed to large early tax payments to the Cuyahoga County treasurer to cover a pending school payroll. The move followed a judge’s warning that funds could not be moved to meet a $5 million payroll and amid teacher protests over delayed pay.
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Cleveland
Electric and Telephone Companies
Cleveland School Board
Robert Ginn
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Cuyahoga County
Ginn
Charles Day
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
U.S
Frank Battisti
Israel plans new settlements in Sinai despite concerns
Israel confirms it will establish permanent Jewish settlements in the Sinai Peninsula, claiming government approval. A Neot Sinai site official says a retirement home for Prime Minister Begin is planned, while the State Department seeks clarification amid reports of eight new bulldozed settlements.
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Israel Today
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Middle East
Begin
Neot Sinai
The
Sinai
State Department
U.S
Tel Aviv
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