Kennedy mother quarrel over Caroline career in London
The Sun reports Caroline Kennedy and Jacqueline Onassis are barely speaking after a row in London over Caroline quitting school to become a photographer. Caroline studies fine arts at Sotheby's. the 10 month course ends in July.
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Ford pardon praised as nation spared two years of distraction
President Ford's son Jack praised his father's Nixon pardon, saying it spared the nation two years of distraction and helped put the former president behind us. He spoke in Wisconsin while campaigning for Ford's April 6 primary bid.
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Zebra Killers Get Life For City Slayings
Four Black Muslims convicted in the Zebra street killings of 1973 74 in San Francisco were sentenced to life in prison by Superior Court Judge Joseph Karesh. The defendants Larry Green J C Simon Manuel Moore and Jesse Lee Cooks faced 20 plus attacks with 11 fatalities and were convicted of murder conspiracy and assault after a 76 day trial with 181 witnesses. Attorneys for all four filed notices of appeal.
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Karest
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Anthony Harris
San Francisco
California
Teamsters Strike Set Tomorrow in Arlington Heights
Labor Secretary W J Usery calls talks at a critical stage as Teamsters threaten a nationwide strike at midnight Wednesday. Mediation sessions continue after union demands were scaled back from 4.25 to 1.75 per hour and 17 weekly in benefits with no cap on cost of living adjustments. Ford administration fears truck idle will hurt economic recovery amid stalled bargaining with Trucking Employers Inc. and 16 000 trucking firms. Louisville aide dies after Joe Louis era.
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Supreme Court Reopens Debate on Death Penalty
The Supreme Court hears arguments on whether the death penalty is cruel and unusual and if it must be banned. The case spans debates over arbitrariness, discretionary sentencing, and whether abolition hurts the poor and Black defendants, with 468 inmates on death row across 30 states cited.
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Unarmed Guards Grow as Training Costs Drive Change
AP reports private security firms shift to unarmed guards as state law requires costly training for armed personnel. By Wednesday under 1,200 of 16,000 guards licensed to carry weapons. 3,300 more in training with stringent checks. Firms note reduced competition as clients favor unarmed staff.
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Paul Chulak
Globe Security Systems Co
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Shortage of applicants cited as guards face training fear
LeMand state police and security officials cite multiple reasons for the applicant shortfall including training deadline extensions and potential repeal of the law. Anxiety over psychological testing and fear of failing training keep seasoned guards from applying as more firearms enter circulation.
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