Davis judge allows edited diary in Davis case
In a Marin County murder conspiracy trial, Judge Richard Ampson rules an edited diary relating to Angela Davis and George Jackson may be heard by jurors. Prosecutor Albert Harris Jr. reduced the diary to seven pages, later scaled to two pages for potential use, while defense argues the diary postdates the events.
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San Josh
Calif
Jeve Diacy
Angels Davis
George Jackson
Albert Harris Jr
Superior Court
Richard B. Ampson
Miss Davis
Anderson
Mary
Taureday
Jackson
Jota ‘Thorne
Thorne
Sunday Spotlight Highlights in the Daily Review
The piece discusses safe towns in the United States as named by David and Hally Franke, cites nine communities visited and twelve areas for peaceful golden years, and notes a California firm making tight furniture from recycled paper. It also mentions racial strife in Marianna and Arles, with eight percent Black residents and white dominance in influential roles, plus Hungary’s Peoples Council rolling Commission poster campaign against alcohol with a rival poster war involving the state liquor industry.
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United States
David
Hally Franke
Private Peoples Courolling Commission
Hungary
Petition Filings Continue in Marin County Shootings Case
Anveta Davis faces ongoing petitions while jailed on charges from the 1971 Marin County shootings. Ritchell Magee, accused in the courtroom shotgun incident that killed Judge Haley and four others, seeks to remove his court-appointed attorney Robert Carrow, alleging a conspiracy to keep the defendant confined. Magee previously won the right to defend himself and filed numerous briefs delaying pretrial steps.
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San Rafael
Caill
UPI
Anveta Davis
Fendabus
Marin County
Ritchell Magee
Harold Haley
Waley
Miss Davie
Sich
San
Ybarra wins $410,000 against Southern Pacific railroad
San Jose AP reports a 2 year old man, Richard Ybarra, accountant and student, won a $410,000 judgment against Southern Pacific after a weeklong trial. Ybarra, who lost fingers and part of a toe while working as a railroad switchman near San Jose in July 1988, claimed the train moved without a signal.
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SAN Jose
Southern Pacific Railroad
Hichard Ybarra
Yharra
Foothill College
Southern Pacific
Antisnow experiments fail over Lake Erie
In Buffalo New York scientists reported that antisnow cloud seeding over Lake Erie did not cooperate with nature. The trial aimed to lessen western New York snowstorm impact by seeding clouds with silver iodide to spread snow, but results showed no major lake fed snowstorm and the theory remained unproven.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Lake Erie
Nature
New York
Aliote retrial set in Look Magazine suit in SF
Mayor Joseph Ly Aliote faces a $12.5 million libel suit against Look magazine. Retrial is scheduled in San Francisco for September 18 with changes of venue possible. U.S. District Judge Russell E. Sir of Missouri ordered the new date after a venue shift to Montana was set aside by the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Smith said either side may file a venue change motion before June 19 to avoid a future change of venue.
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San Francisco
Joseph Ly Allote
Milllion
Look Magazine
U.S. District “Court
Dodge Russel! E. Sir
Missouri
Nant
Montana
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Freighter Royston Grange Collision Fears 74 Dead
In Montevideo a Liberian air tanker and the 10,292 ton freighter Royston Grange collided on the River Plate. The Royston Grange with 74 aboard was anchored off Montevideo after a massive fire. eight tanker crewmen were missing and presumed dead. Strong heat trapped passengers and crew in the hold as rescuers fought the blaze.
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Montevideo
UPI
River Plate
Royston Grange
Uruguayan Coast Guard
Gédelais
Tien Cheung
Sud
Denly
Lo Kang Wai
Hong Kong
Coast Guard
Tanta Serviciig
Walla
Delfin
S.O.S
Luis Farrece Silva
Punta Indio
Buenos Aires
Effort to Break Up California Land Monopoly Urged
Senators Harris and Wardle urge Justice Department to appeal a district court ruling they say favored large landowners in Kings County. They claim the land and water monopoly tied to irrigation causes poverty and threaten action by Acting Attorney General Weindienst with a May 16 deadline.
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Washington
UPI
Fred R. Harris
D.o.la
Jerome R. Wardle
Calif
Justice ‘Department
Californiy
Gan
Richard Weindienst
U.S. District. Court
Leindienst
Usedusthoe
Tib Pudge
M.D. Gpocker
Freana
C Thera
Crocker
Kleindlanst
Harris
Waldie
Kings County
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Sny Yar
Marin County Civic Center
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Freeoma
Sid
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Sune Day
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Marianna
Arles
Magée
Br. M. &. Rich
Fitch Optomalria
Hayward
Foothill
Hayward Strip
Oakland
1300
Broadway
13Th Street
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Cublarvd
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Bartsose
Heyeard
Sears
Weil
Sun
Jacquard
Ora. Stein
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