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Minister Continues Icy Protest On Mt Shasta Cave
Rev. Douglas Smith a 35 year old Methodist minister keeps an icy protest atop Mt Shasta at 14,000 feet. He connects a radio aerial to a transmitter in his cave and maintains daily contact with the United Methodist Church in Etna California where he once served as pastor. An aerial broke and climber Mervyn Rickey brought a new antenna to the camp. He vows to spend a year on the mountain in protest of the Vietnam War.
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Mt. Shasta
Douglas
United Methodist Church
Etna
Calif
Mervyn Rickey
Seek Master Blaster To Probe Area Test Holes For Dynamite
Venango County officials seek a master blaster to assess test holes near Two Mile Run County Park for possible dynamite. Attorney F Earl Magee says a decision from the licensed explosives expert is pending and will dictate actions. Park employees are to mark all holes for future location, while Dawson Geophysical Co. and Peoples Natural Gas Co. conducted drilling with prior permission.
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Venango County
Two Mile Run
F. Earl Magee
Magee
Harry F. Fowler
County Recreation Commission
Dawson Geophysical Co
Texas
Peoples Natural Gas Co
Pittsburgh
Dawson Co
Tougher Supreme Court ruling tightens wiretap policy
The Supreme Court in a 5-4 decision constrained searches under the Fourth Amendment, undermining government claims for universal wiretap exemptions. Justice Stewart ordered a new trial for Edward H. Coolidge Jr. in the Pamela Mason murder, noting lack of a magistrate warrant for a car search. The ruling signals difficulty for Nixon administration wiretap aims and cites strict criteria for any exemptions in national security cases.
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Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Nixon
Stewart
New Hampshire
Edward H. Coolidge Jr
Pamela Mason
Manchester
Warren E. Burger
Hugo L. Black
Byron R. White
John N. Mitchell
Medina Tries To Show Pressure From Above
In pretrial proceedings Capt. Ernest L. Medina faces testimony from three top Army officers about alleged command influence affecting his case. Details include orders against calling Medina in the Calley trial and concerns by 3rd Army officials over Medina testifying, with prosecutors noting potential leverage over witnesses.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
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My Lai
Albert O. Connor
Ft. McPherson
Wilson Freeman
James Mobley
Aubrey M. Daniel III
William L. Calley Jr
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Montrose
Colo
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Ft Benning
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Maj
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Eckhardt
Charles la Croix
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Charlie Company
Shapp Sued For Patronage
Two lawsuits allege Governor Shapp broke his campaign pledge to end patronage in Pennsylvania. Plaintiffs seek over 1 million dollars to be paid into the state. The cases claim firings of highway workers were politically motivated. Israel Packel argues executive immunity and lack of jurisdiction. Judge Jubelirer must rule on jurisdiction.
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Shapp
Pennsylvania
Port
Matilda
Willis Dillon
West Julien
Nedling
Israel Packel
Packel
Centre County Court
Samuel Jubelirer
Council Briefs Highlight Open Meetings And Street Changes
Johnson said the council held open meetings and discussed hiring Mira, Virginia Nozzo to lead Erie County Redevelopment. The panel approved a 150 foot street addition to Clinton Street for sidewalks and curbing, and payment of 100 to the State Police rodeo fund. The council readvertised positions and noted suspensions tied to a burglary at IGA. Paving planned for Worth and Spring streets in Corry this year.
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