Sirhan Sirhan Conviction Followed by Family Threats
Paragraph reports that Sirhan Sirhan, convicted for the Kennedy assassination, faces renewed danger as two of his brothers threaten his mother and discuss arson and extortion. Police increase patrols near Macy Sivan’s home amid concerns. Sirhan’s death sentence was commuted to life after California Supreme Court found the death penalty unconstitutional.
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Apollo to launch Skylab crew in spring mission
Readies for a spring liftoff at Kennedy Space Center as Apollo advances its plan to send the last three inert sections to Skylab. The lab is designed for eight months aboard for crews of five, with April 1973 Earth-orbit launch and Pete Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz as the first Skylab crew.
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Berkeley Police Hiring Ban Linked to Crime Rise Says Chief
Berkeley crime rose sharply last year, police say, after a university hiring freeze. Bruce Baker, police chief, cites the hiring ban as a factor in a 25 percent uptick in major crimes, with 18 229 total incidents reported in the city for the period.
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Richmond man charged in fraying murder case
Police dropped murder charges against Donald Mitchell of Richmond in the slaying of Russell Meadows 21 of Dak in his home last Sunday. Two men were wounded and are under investigation for burglary. Whitehall 34 faces possession with intent to sell marijuana after a raid found marijuana in a camper and car outside the Mitchell residence.
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No Buffalo Hunting Allowed in Utah This Year
Utah officials said there would be no buffalo hunting in the state this year due to poaching. A spokesman for the wildlife resources division noted about 40 adult buffaloes were shot without permission, with only 1 to 12 licenses issued annually. The harvest for this year is already completed. Buffaloes, the state's largest game, mainly inhabit the Henry Mountains area in the eastern valley.
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White Sale bedding and cases offer savings
Sale 2 for 6.00 on twin and full size fitted sheets in Kodel polyester and 130-thread cotton blends. Queen and King sizes available, with various colors and finishes, pricing around 9.40 to 11.00 each. Also mentions standard pistol cases and other items with unclear details, reflecting a cluttered catalog-like listing.
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