Ask Halt To Jury Death Rule Ask Halt To Jury Death Rule
Washington AP The Supreme Court heard a renewed plea for changes in how the death sentence is imposed. Lawyers for two condemned men argued current law provides no clear jury standard for choosing death or life, while future juries could be left with similar uncertainty. The case involves McGautha of Los Angeles and James E. Crampton of Toledo.
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Speed Fog Blamed In 2 Of 4 Crashes
Police report four crashes with speed and fog cited in two incidents. Dennis Console, 18, of East South Street, suffered a back injury and was hospitalized. passenger James Waite, age not disclosed, appeared uninjured. A separate collision on Route 9 involved David Schwab, 22, Union City, after a rear collision from a passing car. Damage estimates range from 350 to 1500 dollars.
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Glasses Key Clue in Erie Police Shooting
Police hunt for gunman who shot two Erie patrolmen Saturday night rely on a pair of eyeglasses as the sole solid clue. A composite sketch exists of the holdup suspect, described as light brown hair, medium length with long sideburns, wearing a dark jacket and pants and black rimmed glasses. Both officers, Vincent Rapp and Norman Scholl, are hospitalized, with Rapp in critical condition in ICU after four chest and stomach wounds.
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Runaway Children and Police Pursuit End in Shootout
Three small runaways aged 13, 11, and 7 were found hitchhiking near Columbus Avenue and claimed to be from Erie. Police chased a suspect across East 24th Street where he shot two officers, then fled into a yard and exchanged gunfire with Officer Rapp, who was wounded alongside another officer. The incident led to a manhunt and continued on Page Six.
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Woman Killed In Crash With Corry Man's Car
A coroner's report details a 4:20 PM collision at 2 Clark Street in Jamestown. Mrs Anna Don nee, 28, died from face lacerations and knee injuries. her son John, 6, and David, 1, were injured but not fatally. In the Clark car four Corry residents sustained injuries including Ralph Bailey uninjured and Ralph Poneaddon 83 with shoulder injuries. Esthel Spencer 61 suffered a lacerated nose and possible back injury.
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Nixon and Congress Fight Red Ink With Budget Clash
Washington dispatch notes growing federal deficit expected as high as 15 to 16 billion dollars, with President Nixon facing a tougher fiscal path in a Democratic–controlled Congress. The article highlights tax measures, welfare reform, and potential shifts like value added tax while noting election impacts on economy and 1972 political dynamics.
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Nixon Agnew Campaigns Fail To Shift Electoral Tide
Washington AP reports limited impact from Nixon and Agnew campaigns in last week's elections. Only 18 of 62 Senate and governor hopefuls backed by the two won, with many winners likely elected without their help. California saw the only Nixon Agnew campaign effort, aiding Reagan as Tunney defeated Murphy.
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Claim Progress As GM Union Reopen Talks
DETROIT AP United Auto Workers and General Motors negotiators return to the table amid weekend reports of progress toward ending the eight week strike. Sessions exceeded 10 hours both days under a news blackout as talks focus on wage and fringe benefits while a new national contract remains uncertain.
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France and United States to sign drug control pact
In The Hague Rep Peter W Rodino Jr said France and the United States will sign an agreement on drug control soon. He stressed action over paper talk and sought details remain unclear about sign date. The piece references Turkish heroin entering Europe and NATO involvement with 18 countries represented.
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Nader Levels Blast At Poor Medical Care
A D C E R report by Nader and medical students accuses U S doctors and officials of tolerated poor care. It cites unnecessary operations drugs and shoddy practices and calls for a federal national board to set standards and relicensing tests. Dr Robert S McCleery led the group and urged uniform oversight.
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Apollo 14 Moves Toward Launch at Cape Kennedy
Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard Stuart Roosa and Edgar Mitchell watched as the Saturn I I rocket began moving from its hangar toward the launch pad at Cape Kennedy. The transporter travels slowly and the ascent to the pad will take several hours. The crew aims for a January 31 liftoff to reach the Fra Mauro highlands and search for pristine lunar soil to guide Apollo 13’s target.
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