Supreme Court declines to block Longet hearing secrecy
The Supreme Court refused to order an open hearing in the Claudine Longet case, but Judge George Lohr withdrew his gag order and opened the Aspen preliminary hearing. The move came as prosecutors and Miss Longet face manslaughter charges in the death of Vladimir Sabich, with media access debated.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Claudine Longe
Colorado
George Lohr
Aspen
Colo
Miss Longet
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
Lohr
New York
Connie Francis
Hays
Miss Ray
Ohio Democrat
House Ethics Committee
House
Administration
Democratic Campaign
Ohio
Pat Peak
Nick Karnick
Karnick
Thomas P. O'Neill
Nebraska
High Court
Revenue Sharing Program Costs Cited by 1980 End
By September 30, 1920 the end of fiscal 1980 the program would terminate and cost the federal treasury 24.9 billion dollars. Legislation renewing the program followed months of hearings in which mayors governors and county executives praised revenue sharing as a key to keeping governments on sound financial footing.
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Federal
Treasury
House
Barbara Jordan
D-Tex
Treasury Department
Congress
Senate
Ford
Judge Withdraws Gag Order in Longet Manslaughter Plea
The hearing in Aspen opened after a judge lifted a gag order and Claudine Longet pleaded not guilty to the manslaughter charge in the death of Vladimir Sabich. A June 3 hearing on suppression and an August trial date were set as transcripts were released to the press.
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Claudine
Aspen
Colo
Coral Room
Claudine Longet
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
Pitkin County
George E. Lohr
Lohr
Lone Sailor Sets Sail For World Round Trip From Florida
Ed Lormand, a music teacher from Fernandina Beach Florida, sailed alone with books a clarinet and a harmonica to ward off loneliness on a solo voyage aiming to circumnavigate the globe. He waved goodbye to family and friends as he departed entering an uncharted journey.
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Fernandina Beach
Fla
Ed Lormand
Larm
Plymouth
England
DeKalb College
Atlanta
Lormand
Carter leads as delegates grow toward first ballot victory
The Democratic field tightened as Carter built a 114 delegate bloc, nine over the 105 needed, with Byrd releasing 31 pledged delegates to back Carter for a likely first ballot win. Shapp pledged to vote Carter on the first ballot to unite the party for the fall election.
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Carter
Democratic National Committee
Byrd
Shapp
Gov. Carter
Jackson
Udall
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Simple Rites Held For Getty
A memorial service for billionaire J. Paul Getty was held at Wilshire United Methodist Church in Los Angeles attended by his son Gordon Getty and other family members. Dr Randall Phillips praised Getty’s commitment to living fully, culture, and business, noting Getty wished to be remembered for creating jobs and his intent to be buried at his Malibu museum site pending zoning. temporary burial planned at Forest Lawn in Glendale.
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Los Angeles
Bil Honaire
J. Paul Getty
Wilshire United Methodist Church
Getty
Gordon
George Getty
Getty Oil
Randall C. Phillips
Minneapolis
Surrey
England
Phillips
Malibu
Thuseum
New.j. Paul Getty
Harold E. Berg
Getty Oil Co
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
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Byron R. White
White
Andy Williams
John Gunther
U.S. Conference of Mayors
North Carolina
Lebanon
Pagedee
Saiga
Syria
Sidon-Beirut
Mohammed Haidar
Naji Jami
al Fatah
Salah Khalfalki
Abdul Salm Jalloud
Jalloud
Damascus
Israel
Suleiman Franjieh
Piage Que
John Rhodes
Rhodes
Carl Albert
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Wilshire United
Sutton Place
Guildford
Lone Sailor
U.S
Dr. Philips
Mr. Getty
Wilshire Boulevard
Kathleen Brown Riggs
Contimued
Paze
Justice Department
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Allen
Ocelur
Gree
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Wanming
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Montana
Deto
National Weather Service
NOAA
Dept of Commerce
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Mid-Town
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Welch
Duke
California
Kit Tis
AALC
Tony
Avetebin
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Riverside
Danville
Virginia
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