Jury Chooses Crow Dog Trial With Testimony Delayed
U.S. Postal Inspector Gene Graham testified in the Wounded Knee trial that he surrendered keys to his briefcase to Leonard Crow Dog while allegedly held by Indians on March 11, 1973. The jury of four women and eight men was seated to hear charges against Carter Camp, Leonard Crow Dog, and Stanley Holder in the 71 day siege.
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Gene Graham
Wounded Knee
Leonard Crow Dog
Graham
South Dakota
Carter Camp
Stanley Holder
Ford Makes Rome Stopover for Talks with Italian Leaders
President Ford halted in Rome for talks with Pope Paul VI and Italian leaders including President Leone and Prime Minister Moro during a 10 hour stop en route home from Salzburg. Discussions covered NATO unity and Middle East peace prospects with Sadat, aiming to review church views on holy sites occupied since 1967. The visit underscores Italy’s strategic NATO role amid regional turmoil and naval activity centering on Naples.
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Washington
Gas tax boost stall bogs down in Iowa politics
A bipartisan proposal to raise Iowa gasoline taxes to offset inflationary highway costs stalled as Senate Democratic leader George Kinley refused to move without Gov. Robert Ray's backing, while the Republican governor demanded Democratic support before endorsing the plan. Kinley said he opposed the tax unless the governor recommends it. Ray indicated uncertainty over Democrats’ position and noted their control of the legislature.
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Robert Ray
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TV Personality Ozzie Nelson Dies at 69
Ozzie Nelson, bandleader turned actor and star of The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, died of cancer in Los Angeles at 69 with wife Harriet Hilliard Nelson at his bedside. Funeral planned for Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. Son David and Rick, who acted with the family, survived him. The Nelsons wed in 1935 and rose to prominence on radio from 1944 and TV from 1952 lasting into the 1970s.
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Nelson
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Rick
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Hollywood Hills
David Ozzie
Eric Hilliard
Ricky
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Brenda Sykes
Susan Sennett
Five saved from capsized oil rig off Louisiana coast
Galliano Louisiana AP. Joe Bellard survived 26 hours on a valve handle inside an air bubble after Progress Marine No 2 capsized 18 miles off the Louisiana coast in 60 feet of water. Five men were rescued, one missing presumed clinging to debris or float, as Coast Guard and divers searched the sunken rig. Bellard and Derrel Dore were among the first rescued, after decompression and hospital observation.
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Progress Marine No. 2
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Gulf
Louisiana
Hospital Worker Knockout Links Drug Theft at St Luke's
Four white males in blue jeans knocked out custodian Bryant Knox at St Luke's hospital and stole $700 worth of cardiac care drugs from an unlocked utility room. Knox self-reported after regaining consciousness. police alerted at 12:36 AM. Hospital warns about serious harm if drugs fall into wrong hands.
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Federal rules require sex integrated physical education nationwide
The HEW announced that except for bodily contact sports, gym classes in most U S schools must be sexually integrated with equal treatment in admissions and finances. Separate sex teams may exist for boxing wrestling basketball football ice hockey, but equal programs must be provided where interest exists. enrollment, housing and facilities decisions must be comparable while sex education is optional and not mandated.
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UPI
United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ford
HEW
Caspar Weinberger
Congress
HEW Shifts Approach To Rights Enforcement
HEW plans a major shift from handling individual civil rights complaints to a methodical effort to identify and eliminate systemic discrimination. Secretary Caspar Weinberger said individual relief remains important but the department will focus on broader enforcement.
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UPI
Department of Health Education and Welfare
HEW
Caspar Weinberger
Divorce Lawyer Wall Sign Promises Sat isfaction Return
A quirky sign on a divorce lawyer’s wall reads Sat isfaction guaranteed of your honey back, playing on guaranteed service with a humorous misspelling that hints at client expectations and office culture.
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