Accused killer spends night at judge's home
UPI reports Elisa Fominas 24, accused of killing and dismembering her child, spent Thanksgiving night at Brooklyn Criminal Court Judge Alan Friess's home after he released her without bail. Advocate Bernard Udell called the act improper yet kind, while officials review the incident.
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Alan Friess
Friess
Cassandra Lynn Barrett
State Commission On Judicial Conduct
Nicholas Coffinas
Daily News
Udell
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Army Chief Seeks 40 Billion Upgrade to Modern Force
Gen Edward C Meyer says building a flexible modern Army to confront USSR in Europe and threats in the Persian Gulf Korea and Latin America would cost over 40 billion beyond five year planned spending. He cites 33 billion for weapons and transport and 8 to 10 billion for manpower plus steps to boost recruitment pay and civilian hires. Paratroopers to wear red berets announced. Draft reactivation not recommended but short term draft for reserves possible.
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Edward C. Meyer
Europe
Persian Gulf
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Latin America
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Informant claims FBI ordered Klan participation in violence
Former informant Gary Thomas Rowe Jr. testified that the FBI ordered him to take part in Ku Klux Klan attacks on black people and civil rights workers. He also said Alabama and Birmingham police planned a 1961 Mother's Day KKK assault, and that prior orders to refrain from violence were reversed to keep him useful as an informant.
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Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
FBI
American Civil Liberties Union
Rowe
ACLU
William Goldman
Savannah
Goldman
Washington
Thomas Deakin
Wayne State University
Walter Bergman
Bergman
KKK
Anniston
Ala
Alabama Highway Patrol
Birmingham Police Department
Birmingham
Viola Liuzzo
U.S. Justice Department
Michigan
Howard Simon
Atlanta
Chattahoochee River
G.M. Lloyd
Lloyd
U S protests mass arrests in Haiti
The U S Embassy protested to Haiti's government over a new wave of arrests of opposition leaders and journalists. Washington cited reliable reports of widespread arrests as of Nov 20, while Haiti warned against plots to stir the people.
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Haiti
Port AU Prince
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Washington
State Department
Steve Forester
Miami
Duvalier
Bolles murder costs rise to at least 3.5 million
Arizona Attorney General says investigations and prosecutions tied to Don Bolles killing have cost at least 3.5 million dollars. John Harvey Adamson, convicted of first degree murder, faces sentencing with no execution date set.
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Ariz
Don Bolles
Bob Corbin
Bolles
Arizona Republic
John Harvey Adamson
Soviet Delegate Defends Press Limits in Helsinki Talks
Western diplomats report a Soviet delegate at the European security conference defended restricting Western reporters as necessary to guard against "dangerous and irresponsible journalists." They cite jamming, limited journalist access, and travel bans as violations of the 1975 Helsinki Final Act.
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UPI
European Security Conference
Time Magazine
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Soviet Union
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