Hurricane Carter Retrial Convictions Face Appeal
Former middleweight boxer Rubin Hurricane Carter and John Artis were found guilty of three murders in Paterson New Jersey. The jury returned verdicts after about nine hours. sentencing is set for February 2 with life terms mandatory. Attorneys vowed to appeal, citing race and evidence issues.
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Argo Merchant Oil Spill Threatens Nantucket Coast
Thrashing winter seas and 50 mile per hour winds hinder Coast Guard efforts to sink the front half of the Liberian tanker Argo Merchant after it broke apart near Georges Bank. The spill, described as the biggest on the American coast, coated birds and threatened fishing grounds as 75 percent of 7.6 million gallons spilled into a 70 mile long slick. Captain Lynn Hein outlined pumping and sinking plans while Cape Cod fishermen pursue $40 million in damages.
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Carter Delays Final Cabinet Pick For Daley Funeral
President elect Carter postpones naming the last Cabinet member until Thursday to attend funeral services for Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley. Daley died Monday, affecting Carter's Illinois votes efforts. Carter plans to return to Plains after a Chicago mass and will continue vetting top appointments by phone. He announced Brown as defense secretary and Harold Brown’s deputy Charles Duncan Jr. as deputy, plus Ray Marshall for labor and Patricia Roberts Harris for housing and urban development.
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Erie Expects To Lose 7.4 Million Under Aid Plan
AP reports a state list shows funding losses by city under the Community Development Act through 1990. Cities including Philadelphia 65.7 million and Pittsburgh 17.5 million stand out, while Erie is projected to lose 7.4 million and Hazleton gains 349 thousand under the formula.
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Parents follow in daughter's footsteps in Dallas history group
Dorothy Savage becomes president of the Historic Preservation League of Dallas, succeeding her daughter Virginia Talkington who leaves the post. Savage notes she has followed in her daughter's footsteps, with Wallace Savage, an attorney, adventure novelist, and former Dallas mayor, as her husband.
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