Death of Judge Carter Leaves Hearst Sentencing in Limbo
Oliver Carter, a 68 year old federal judge who presided over the Patty Hearst bank robbery trial, collapsed Monday and died. His tentative sentence of 35 years for Hearst now awaits a new judge to determine final punishment after psychiatric evaluation.
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Chamber warns on fake invoices mailed for advertising
Cork Rapid Marion Arua Chamber of Commerce warns local businesses about counterfeit invoices claiming ad space in so called bicentennial West Coast business directories. Jerome Hull, chairman of the business consumer committee, says typical invoices run about 245 dollars. The chamber urges firms to review invoice procedures to avoid paying for unauthorized advertising.
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Second Knight Murder Suspect Found Guilty
In Philadelphia a second suspect in the Dex. 7 stabbing death of newspaper heir John S. Knight in Monday was found guilty of first degree murder. Milena, 25, of South Philadelphia, pled guilty last week and the judge set the degree after testimony. Malend entered the plea in exchange for a maximum life sentence. a jury trial could have brought the death penalty. ON THIS DATE in 1752, Franklin demonstrated electricity by launching a kite in Philadelphia.
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Harris Trial To Be Held Behind Bulletproof Glass
Los Angeles judge Mark Brandler reversed himself to order Harris and Brandler co-defendants tried behind bulletproof glass in a high security courtroom. The decision came after earlier rulings on press access and courtroom openness amid threats to police chief Ed Davis. A suspect woman from Santa Monica is jailed for threatening to kidnap Davis if the Harris case was not dismissed.
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Soviets Built What Look Like Biological Warfare Plants
U S intelligence reports say six sites in the Soviet Union may be capable of producing biological weapons. Sources differ whether they store or produce biowarfare materials or agricultural products adaptable to warfare. Both nations have ratified a treaty banning development production and stockpiling of biological weapons, with concerns over verification and on site inspections.
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Terror Dialog Spices USDA Red Bug Pamphlet
Washington AP reports a USDA pest control pamphlet uses vivid examples on bed bugs to illustrate behavior. The piece discusses illustrations about feeding, engorgement, and cautions on control measures alongside other home pest guides including silverfish firebrats and mosquitoes.
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