Jury Chosen in Wounded Knee Siege Trial Delays
The Wounded Knee trial began with jurors chosen for Carter Camp Leonard Crow Dog and Stanley Holder as three AIM leaders face assault and robbery charges from the 71 day siege. U S Postal Inspector Gene Graham testified about surrendering briefcase keys during the incident on March 11 1973.
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South Dakota
Carter Camp
Stanley Holder
Ford Stops in Rome for Talks with Italians
President Ford made a 10 hour Rome stopover en route home from Salzburg to meet Pope Paul and Italian leaders including President Leone and Prime Minister Moro. He discussed Middle East peace prospects and NATO unity as the Sixth Fleet operates from Naples.
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Washington
Gas tax plan stalls in Iowa split leadership
Des Moines a bipartisan gasoline tax proposal to offset highway inflationary costs remains stalled as Senate Democrat George Kinley waits for Gov. Ray to endorse the plan. Ray seeks Democratic support before moving any measure, while Kinley opposes action without a concrete Democratic caucus directive.
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TV Icon Ozzie Nelson Dies at 69 in Los Angeles
Ozzie Nelson, bandleader turned actor and star of The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, died of cancer at home in Hollywood Hills at age 69. Harriet Hilliard Nelson, his wife, was by his side. sons David and Rick also attended. Funeral set for Thursday at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Nelson endured recent liver surgery and remained a family television mainstay from radio in 1940s to TV through the 1960s and beyond.
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Eric Hilliard
Ricky
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Brenda Sykes
Susan Sennett
Six rescued as oil rig capsizes off Louisiana coast
Five men were rescued from the overturned Progress Marine No. 2 offshore rig, with Joe Bellard and Derrel Dore among the survivors. One missing diver prompted a coast guard search by sea and air as crews scoured 60 feet of water eighteen miles offshore. Bellard described clinging to a valve while awaiting rescue after the rig flipped amid diesel-tainted water and darkness.
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Joe Bellard
Progress Marine No. 2
Bellard
Coast Guard
Gulf
Louisiana
Dore
Hospital Drug Theft Shocks St Luke's Casualty Ward
Police seek four white males in blue jeans who knocked out 19 year old Bryant Knox and stole $700 worth of cardiac care drugs from an unlocked cabinet in the hospital utility room. Knox, bound and struck, was treated and released after the incident reported at 12 36 a m Tuesday. Hospital officials stressed the drugs are dangerous and must be physician supervised.
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James Tisdale
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Federal rules require integrated gym classes across schools
The HEW announces that most U S schools must integrate gym classes by July 21 with separate but comparable activities for each sex in non bodily contact sports. Equal treatment in admissions and financial aid applies, though funding parity is not mandated. Exceptions exist for boxing wrestling football hockey, and fraternities are largely exempt. Elementary schools have a one year grace period, higher levels three years. Sex education may be offered in mixed or separate sessions, while shop and home economics remain unseparated. Separate housing and facilities are allowed if comparable. vocational schools must not segregate.
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UPI
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Caspar Weinberger
Congress
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HEW Shifts Approach To Rights Enforcement
HEW will move from largely handling individual complaints to a methodical effort to identify and eliminate systemic discrimination. Secretary Caspar Weinberger announced the change, stating that individual relief remains important but will be secondary to broader civil rights enforcement.
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Washington
UPI
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Caspar Weinberger
Divorce Lawyer’s Wall Sign Promises Satirical Satisfaction
A humorous wall sign in a divorce lawyer’s office reads Sat isfaction guaranteed or your honey Copyright, reflecting a playful take on legal services amid ongoing romantic separations.
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