Testimony Delves Into Fatal Tennessee Labor Camp Shootings
A chemist testified about a bullet found in a victim and the possibility it came from the same batch of shells as those linked to Corona. Prosecutors tied the May 1470 Heath River killings to suspect Juan V. Corong and others, with a Remington slug matching shells found in Corona’s possession. Witness Hodiman examined a slug from victim No. L. Emery Kamp, while questions on batch consistency persisted.
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Amtrak to run Oakland to Pealle daily through early January
Amtrak announces daily Oakland to Pealle passenger service during the holiday season. The Cranston office was told Tuesday that service will resume daily through Jan. 7 or 8, instead of its normal three days weekly pattern.
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San Francisco medical patients face housing gap in hearings
UPI reports a Joint Legislative Committee says San Francisco cannot house more than half of its 300 medical patients locally. The city cites 1,260 patients in city facilities, while about 1,200 are placed in nursing homes or convalescent hospitals across California. Witnesses say many seniors are being moved far from relatives and receive marginal care from undertrained staff.
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Suspect Held in Green's Murder in Oakland
A suspect was taken into custody for the murder of Phillip W. Randall, 29, who was killed in his bedroom as his bride of three months watched. Police said the man, known as UChicago, was captured during a narcotics raid on an apartment and has a long criminal record. They stated the motive involved anger over car repair work.
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Solon to push for old hearings on Grumman jet dispute
Sen Howard Cannon says Armed Services subcommittee will seek early hearings on the Navy Grumman Aerospace H14 jet fighter contract clash. Navy reportedly told Grumman to halt the 816.5 billion unit order, while Grumman estimates losses from halted production and future orders. Grumman warns the Navy’s actions jeopardize the vital program and national defense.
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Officers charged in burglary in San Anseline
Two policemen Sgt Cerwin Silvia and Reserve Officer Eugene Sapuvetli faced burglary charges after nine color television sets were stolen from a shopping center store Sunday night. Authorities traced the loot to their homes and to the residence of 23 year old Waiten Thomas Osborn. A carpenter was also charged with burglary.
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Gunmen gun down Belfast policeman in hotel ambush
Gunmen armed with automatic weapons opened fire on a police officer emerging from a Belfast hotel, killing him and marking the 21st officer slain in three years of Northern Ireland violence. British officials held talks with Catholic opposition leaders as security tensions rose. In a separate note, Fairbanks rescue crews search for an amnesiac man last seen Nov. 10, found in the Medford area. he cannot identify himself.
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Leary Given Final Exit Date From Switzerland
Timothy Leary must leave Switzerland by a final exit date after fleeing a California prison in 1990 for drug possession. Lawyer Horace Mastros N says there is no extradition talk with the United States and they are seeking a suitable country for Leary to relocate, noting his Algeria and Switzerland resettlement history.
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Stood up by Bay Area official Heat over hearings
Assemblywoman Fong and allies demand Bay Area Air Pollution Control District chairman Robert St. Clair appear at hearings on district performance. With St. Clair absent, the board risks a quorum issue as supervisors debate subpoena power and stiffer smog enforcement. Meanwhile councilman Jelavich presses to oust district chief Callaghan amid cost estimates and staff concerns.
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Cathy Douglas passes bar exam and seeks trial experience
Daily review notes Cathy Douglas, wife of Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas, has passed her bar exam and plans to gain trial experience. The Washington law graduate said she recalled her mistakes and aims to practice law soon despite scrutiny. In another item, Eileen Smith of England kept 4 year old Sarah Jane Chase talking by phone during a traumatic incident as her mother lay bleeding and unconscious at home. The girl helped delay a possible tragedy as paramedics arrived. Actress Ann-Margret, recently recovered from a fall, accepts a plaque commemorating her as Miss National Recruiter, marking her first public appearance since the fall.
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Westinghouse says woes with BART will soon end
AP reports Westinghouse Transportation division chief says problems with the automatic train control system for Bay Area Rapid Transit will be solved in time for service to extend to San Francisco next September. he cites high assurance but notes cost and payment questions for fixes such as wheel scrubbers and scrubber-equipped wheels. BART and Westinghouse dispute added costs though Westinghouse says its system meets contract requirements.
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Army rule ends at Utah junior high as martial law lesson ends
NORTH OGDEN Utah Freedom returns to Orth Ogden Junior High School after more than two days of an army run exercise. Armed guards and a military court set up by Triangulists or volunteers of the 643rd Artillery Unit of the U S Army Reserves staged the experiment. Principal Cari DeYoung halted the program saying it was to teach respect for the flag and freedom despite parent opposition and complaints.
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Freight cars derail near town in cold blaze
Forty Baltimore and Ohio freight cars derailed near a small southern Minnesota community in frigid 20 degree weather. The fire burned many cars containing petroleum naphtha glycol and plastic materials. Evacuations occurred as officials warned water would feed flames and lingered shortages of fuel light caused delays.
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Lansky Released From Hospital After Heart Ailment
Reputed gangster Meyer Lansky left Miami Sinai Hospital on Tuesday after treatment for heart failure. He had been admitted November 8 and released briefly before readmission. Lansky faces tax conspiracy and contempt charges across Miami Las Vegas and New York tied to alleged underworld activities. He was arrested last month on arrival from South America where he sought asylum after Israel denied him permission to stay.
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Arrest of Janis Brown in Knoxville Ends in Misunderstanding
Attorney for soul singer Janis Brown and Mayor Kyle Testerman say the Knoxville arrest stemmed from misunderstandings after Brown, who performed at the Civic Coliseum, interacted with a group of youths. A melee occurred as a white man accused Brown of starling_larrot, injuring 16 patrolmen. Brown and two aides were charged with disorderly conduct and assault and bond set for December 27 City Court.
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