Mother Defends Hart Innocence By Vision Claim
LOCUST GROVE Oklahoma mother Ella Mae Buckskin says God showed her that her son Gene Leroy Hart is innocent and not in the state, despite his arrest for killings of three Girl Scouts. The report notes Hart, 33, a convicted rapist and kidnapper who escaped in 1973, faces charges in the case.
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Locust Grove
Okla
UPI
Gene Leroy Hart
Mayes County
Ella Mae Buckskin
Hart
Copper miners strike across seven of eight copper producers
A coalition of 26 unions representing 45,000 workers placed picket lines at copper mines nationwide on Friday striking seven of eight major producers. They demand a 94 cent hourly wage increase matching recent steel and aluminum settlements.
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Phoenix
Vance Urges Detente In Africa At NAACP Meeting
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance urged South Africa and its neighbors to pursue racial detente to avoid Soviet influence. The comments were prepared for delivery at the NAACP annual convention.
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Cyrus R. Vance
South Africa
Southern Africa
Vance
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Television Listings Frid ay Night Schedule Highlights
Friday evening offers news and entertainment across networks with CBS Movie Hawaii and Columbo Double Shock listed. Prime slots feature Rockford Files and Quincy while nighttime options include The Twilight Zone style lineups and late local programs such as Midnight Special and Mission: Impossible.
New York Coffee Prices Fall First Time in 29 Weeks
The New York Department of Consumer Affairs reports coffee prices in New York City fell by one cent last week to an average of 4.15 per pound. Commissioner Elinor Guggenheimer cautioned the drop signals relief for consumers who curtailed purchases amid rising costs.
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New York
UPI
Department of Consumer Affairs
New York City
Elinor Guggenheimer
Kennedy Proposes Broad Tax Reform Framework
Senator Edward Kennedy released a 41 page plan totaling over 40 proposals aimed at $28 billion in revenue. The measure shifts toward credits, lowers rates, and repurposes deductions into universal credits to fund across the board rate cuts.
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Washington
UPI
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Congress
Kennedy
Carter
Treasury
West Arkansas gunmen hunt after marshal killed
FBI led search in forests within a 50 mile radius of the western Arkansas village for two gunmen who killed Marshal Marvin Richie, wounded Ranger David Small, and abducted Opal James. All points bulletins issued in Oklahoma Texas and Louisiana as roadblocks stay up.
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Marvin Richie
David Small
U.S. Corps of Engineer
Small
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