Three plead innocent in police killings at motel siege
Alberta Easter and her two sons Roy Lemons Jr and William Monroe Lemons pleaded not guilty to three counts each of first degree murder and one firearms count after a 10 hour Inkster motel siege. A preliminary exam was set for July 22.
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Westland, Mich
Alberta Easter
Roy Lemons Jr
William Monroe Lemons
James Garber
Garber
George Lester Lemons
Detroit
Easter
Inkster
Roy Lemons
William Lemons
Westland
Mich
John Doe Wins Fight With Florida Authorities
An innocent man known only as John Doe spent 11 days in jail after refusing to identify himself and later picketed the West Palm Beach police station to recover his suitcase. Police released him and handed over the suitcase on Friday after a long stand for his rights.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
John Doe
Doe
We the People
Palm Beach
Dania
Broward County
Ryzhkov accuses West of stalling European arms talks
Soviet Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov criticized the United States and NATO for not responding to Kremlin arms control initiatives during a four day visit to Austria. He said Moscow seeks binding limits on European nuclear missiles and accused the West of withholding agreement on positions. He cited West German insistence on 72 Pershing 1 A missiles with U S warheads if talks progress.
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Vienna
Austria
Nikolai Ryzhkov
United States
NATO
Kremlin
State Department
Geneva
Ryzhkov
Moscow
Europe
U.S.A
U.S
Directors announce first walkout by DGA in 51 years
HOLLYWOOD AP The Directors Guild of America votes for a selective strike against Warner Bros Columbia Pictures NBC in Burbank California marking the first walkout in the union history. President Gilbert Cates says the strike targets residuals minimums and a wage package viewed as arrogant.
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Hollywood
Directors Guild of America
NBC
Guild
Gilbert Cates
Cates
Warner Bros
Columbia Pictures
Burbank
Calif
Kims pledge cooperation in South Korea political shift
South Korea's top two opposition leaders Kim Dae-jung and Kim Young-sam pledged to unite to avoid splitting the reform movement and likely join forces in one party. They urged amnesty for political prisoners except communists and eyed constitutional revisions with interparty talks to follow.
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Seoul
South Korea
Democratic Reform Movement
Kim Dae-jung
Kim Youngsam
Kims
Kim Daejung
Reunification Democratic Party
Kim Young-sam
Kwangju
Gator Missing After Break-In at Manchester Apartment
Mary Clough returned home to a break in at her Manchester apartment and found her 41 inch pet alligator Charlie missing. Police searched the area Friday but found nothing Per Capt. Robert Mulroy the only item missing was the reptile.
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Manchester
N.H
Mary Clough
Charlie
Clough
Robert Mulroy
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