Suspect in car bomb murder paid $10,000
Prime suspect John Adamson testified he received ten thousand dollars to plant the car bomb that killed reporter Don Bolles in Phoenix. Witness Robert Lettiere, tied to Adamson, described planning and delivery of the device and said Adamson expected future paid "jobs" as well. Arraignment set for July 5 in Superior Court.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Don Bolles
John Adamson
Adamson
Robert Lettiere
Bolles
The
Arizona i
Lettiere
San Diego
Superior Court
Woman resigns from Kings Point academy amid sexual episode
At Kings Point the U S Merchant Marine Academy confirmed the resignation of a female midshipman amid reports of a sexual episode. Officials refused to identify her or discuss details, saying the matter involved strict orders from the academy's general counsel and drew comment from lawmakers in Maryland. The incident is described as one of several serious actions under review.
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Kings Point
N.Y
UPI
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Academy
Charles Renick
Judge Okays Logan County Country Concert
A western Iowa case over a July 3 country music festival near Logan ended with Judge E F Hanson denying an injunction. The plaintiffs warned of promiscuous sex and drug use, alcohol sales and public nudity, but the court found insufficient evidence to halt the event.
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Logan
Iowa
E.F. Hanson
Hearst overshadowing Harris trial begins in Los Angeles
William and Emily Harris face 11 state charges for kidnapping assault and robbery tied to the Symbionese Liberation Army. Jury selection starts as Patricia Hearst, to have a separate trial, looms over proceedings and jurors are told to disregard prior publicity.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William
Emily Harris
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Harrises
Symbionese Liberation Army
Mark Brandler
the Harrises
Tunics dominate fall fashion says Monika Tilley
UPI reports from New York designer Monika Tilley notes tunics will be a major feature of fall and winter ready to wear. She shows tunic variations as wraps over bikinis and expects broad adoption by major designers. Heritage Bundles in Missouri attract over 1,600 requests for Bicentennial tree plantings.
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Gay Pauley
UPI
New York
Monika Tilley
Jefferson City
UPD
Missouri Department of Conservation
Tunics Stand Out In Blass Ruffin Fashion Show
In Columbus, the Blass and Ruffin collections highlighted tunic dominated outfits for day and evening wear. Ruffin styled tunic covers over dresses and pants with stripe patterns and diagonal neck drapes. A striking ensemble featured black silk with an oriental inspired high collar paired with white crepe pajamas. Henry Chadwick credited with devising baseball scoring and authoring the first rule book in 1858.
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Bill Blass
Clovis Ruffin
Ruffin
Brass
Henry Chadwick
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