Reach Agreement on Rape Penalty in Harrisburg
Senate leaders reached a compromise to raise rape penalties but no final action is expected this week due to the Alessandroni death. The plan calls for a maximum life sentence for rapists causing serious injury and a 15 year minimum, with House action and a possible May 28 reconvening.
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Ethel
James Staudinger
State Liquor Control Board
Connellsville
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Scranton
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Rhode Island jurors seek wooden panel for modesty in court
In West Greenwich Rhode Island women jurors request a wooden panel before the jury box amid concerns skirts are too short. Superior Court Judge Florence K Murray notes a survey of 760 jurors over eight months and mentions recurring suggestions about modesty.
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Bagley Receives Masters Degree in Education at Florida
Donald Bagley son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Bagley East Frederick street has earned his masters in education from the University of Florida Gainesville majoring in guidance and personnel services completed under a fellowship by the university and the National Defense Education Act Bagley his wife Evelyn Hipps of Ashville NC and four sons will return to Miami in June where he will serve as counselor at Miami Norland Senior High School He is a 1952 graduate of Corry Area High School.
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Gerald Bagley
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University of Florida At
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National Defense Education Act
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Evelyn Hipps
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Miami
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Mrs Wallace Wins Democratic Nomination by Wide Margin
Official returns show Mrs George C Wallace won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 480 541 votes or 54 percent, defeating nine male opponents. Attorney General Richmond Flowers was runner up with 172 386 votes as tabulations confirmed a clear majority beyond preliminary counts.
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Ala
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Birmingham
Roy Mayhall
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