Manson conviction for Hinman and Shea murder upheld
The California Court of Appeals denied Charles Manson's bid to overturn his murder verdicts for Gary Hinman and Donald Shea. The three judge panels ruled the evidence supports the jury's guilty verdicts beyond a reasonable doubt and that neither murder was a close case.
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17 Year Old Jockey Cauthen Wins Return Race
Steve Cauthen returns from injuries to ride Little Miracle to victory at Belmont Park in his first race since the accident. The 17 year old apprentice rider previously suffered severe injuries in a spill.
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Bette Davis Hosts First Autograph Signing for Album
Hollywood Bette Davis at 69 held an autograph signing at Don Owens' Record Shop to promote her England recorded album Miss Bette Davis. She said she rarely signs autographs but aims to thank fans buying the record and was grateful for their support.
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USC names John Houseman visiting professor of drama
UPI reports John Houseman 74 has been named visiting professor of drama at the University of Southern California School of Performing Arts. The late bloomer actor who won an Oscar for Paper Chase will teach acting and directing in the college's drama program.
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Toth Wins Praise From Los Angeles City Council
The Los Angeles Times reporter Robert Toth received a City Council resolution praising his courage after being detained by Russian secret police in Moscow last week. Toth was released and returned to Los Angeles, and the council also sent Carter a resolution urging his release.
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Pooper scoopers pass without demonstration in Albany
New York state senators gave final approval to a bill requiring city and Buffalo dogwalkers to carry pooper scoopers to clean up after pets. Sen. Franz Leichter illustrated the tool but was ruled out of order as colleagues hooted and urged him to bring on the dogs.
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Amin returns to official duties after week of uncertainty
President Idi Amin resumes official functions amid rumors of a coup and assassination attempt. Radio Uganda denounces claims as propaganda while Gen Mustafa Adrisi and Finance Minister Moses Ali confirm Amin is alive and well. Reports say Amin is resting, planning for development, and enjoying a delayed honeymoon with wife Sarah as loyalists purge opponents.
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AMA Denies Unrestricted Laetrile Access at Convention
At the AMA annual convention the House of Delegates rejected a push by some doctors to allow laetrile sales without prescription. The group reaffirmed its stance that laetrile has no proven value for cancer treatment and should not be marketed as a drug.
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