Five Surrender Seek Bail Reduction In Antidraft Conspiracy
Five individuals who turned themselves in on a grand jury indictment for antidraft conspiracy spent a night in jail and sought bail reductions in court. The group, including Bardacke and Erlich, faces conspiracy and overt act charges with $5,000 bail each. They defended their actions as advocacy for demonstrations and announced plans for future Stop-the-Draft Week actions.
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Jie
Erlich
Lewis G. Lercara
Alexander P. Hoffman
Beverly Axelrod
Ruth Jacobs
Ted
Mandel
Lisa
University
Bettina Aptheker
Hubert Scheer
Bobby Seale
Black Panther Party
John F. Kelley
Karen Noonan
Robert Avakian
Peace and Freedom Party
Huey Newton
Oakland
Spock
Rap Brown
Alameda County
Grand Jury
Democras
Schools Set Despite Nuns in Dispute in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the Archdiocese said it will decide how to keep all its Catholic schools open amid a clash with traditionalist teaching sisters and lay teachers over dress and duties. The dispute involves 28 seminaries and affects about 10 percent of elementary schools and 5 percent of high schools in the archdiocese. The area Chamber of Commerce estimates the 1976 Olympics could bring $33 million in revenue, a point tied to broader school considerations.
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Retires To Dog's Life After Medal Moment
The police dog handler Patrolman Jimmy Arceneaux retires after being shot while pursuing four suspected burglars. Jackie Arceneaux, daughter of the officer, holds the medal aloft as the dog continues to live with its handler.
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Jackie Arceneaux
Rhett
New Orleans
Julie Arceneaux
Khetl
Protestants disrupt ecumenism at Glasgow cathedral
Protestants clashed with Catholic and Presbyterian officials in Glasgow when about 20 demonstrators shouted anti Catholic slogans inside the Church of Scotland cathedral during Archbishop James Scanlan's reading. Outside Liverpool's Anglican cathedral about 200 sang hymns and protested ecumenism. Police quelled the disturbance. no arrests were made and officials asked officers to leave after talks with demonstrators.
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Scotland
Church Scotland
W. J. Moris
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