Judge drops Lauree Lesser cocaine charge in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills yesterday a Municipal Court judge dismissed cocaine possession charges against Lauree Lesser after she completed a six month psychiatric counseling program offered to first offenders. Ellen Corby of The Waltons began therapy after a November stroke and can walk with visitors.
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TV violence boycott urged by Pennsylvania education chief
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania education secretary John Pittenger urged the 6.5 million member National PTA to lead a boycott of violent television shows. Speaking at a regional PTA hearing he said parents must refuse to watch such programming and prevent children from doing so. He dismissed relying on the FCC to curb violence, noting a Los Angeles court ruling and calling it a potential death blow to government limits on TV content. Estelle Gould of WTAE-TV praised improvements in weekend programming for kids and urged families to balance viewing with selective tuning.
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Casket Collapse Triggers Wrongful Death Suit in New York
Norman and Frances O Bryan sue funeral home, coffin maker, and casket manufacturer after their 27 year old son George’s body fell through the bottom of a coffin at the graveside during a December 1973 burial in Canandaigua New York. The suit filed in State Supreme Court alleges complete mental breakdown and emotional injuries for Mrs. O Bryan.
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Teachers rank parent and pupil apathy as top problem
A nationwide NEA survey of 151 teachers found apathy by parents and students as the leading classroom issue. Disruption by students and noninstructional duties also ranked high, with teachers noting too little parental support as a major concern.
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Newsmen coax gunmen into freeing hostages
Two gunmen interrupted a robbery held three women for over four hours in a Chicago apartment. Newsmen Russ Ewing and Gus Savage negotiated, leading to the surrender. The hostages were released unharmed. Both robbers and a police officer were lightly wounded in the exchange.
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Kidnapper arrested as Antioch girl found safe
The search for 1-year-old Inger Snelson ended Tuesday night with the arrest of Louis R. Fresquez of Richmond. The child was found in good condition after police spotted the kidnap car and halted it following a chase that lightly injured two officers. The Snelsons were reunited with their daughter in Richmond.
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Inquisitive wife uncovers bar exam misassignment
Court official Loren Hicks explains a testing mix up where the wrong bar exam number appeared on Mr Serena and Ms Sorensen Jolink’s papers. The error led to Michael’s admission being recalled and Leslie’s approved. Severson Jolink will retake the exam in February with a home lawyer to assist.
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New Russian missiles foreseen as fifth generation
Washington reports administration sources say the Soviet Union is already developing a new fifth generation of intercontinental missiles to surpass US capabilities. Indications from intelligence suggest greater accuracy and payloads, possibly mobile launchers, following SS17 SS18 and SS19 models and SALT I limits. The US is pursuing its own MX fourth generation missile for service in the 1980s if approved by Congress.
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Quake relief efforts hampered by snow in Turkey
Survivors of Turkey's 37 year worst quake bury dead in mass graves as snowstorms and cold threaten more lives. Rescue teams searched for a missing convoy of 12 trucks carrying tents and equipment to remote plateau settlements while 4,000 killed and 30,000 homeless across Van and Caldiran areas.
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