Mrs Vileno Relieved After Innocent Verdict
Gail Vileno found not guilty of murder in the 1971 shooting of her ex husband Michael Vileno, with the jury deliberating less than two hours. The defense and family cried as the verdict was read and the judge dismissed the charges.
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Gail Vileno
Michael George Vileno
R. L. Handley
Vileno
Debbie
Mrs. Vileno
Federal Aid Sought to Reinstate North Alabama Police Academy
State Rep. David Cauthen of Decatur plans to appeal to federal officials after Alabama LEPA stalled funding for the Calhoun Junior College police academy. LEPA kept funds for Tuscaloosa Faulkner Bay Minette Enterprise and Jacksonville. Cauthen and 32 North Alabama officials urged reconsideration and expansion to include Calhoun and other sites.
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Winford Turner
Montgomery
Alabama Law Enforcement Planning Agency
David Cauthen
Decatur Today
North Alabama Police Academy
Calhoun Junior College
Cauthen
Bob
Calhoun
Troy State University
Birmingham
Dist. Atty
Glenn Curlee
Wetumpka
Bay Minnette
Jacksonville State
Tuscaloosa
Enterprise
Ben Reeves
Eufaula
Curlee
North Alabama
Reeves
LEPA
Bessemer
Jess Lanier
Jack Campbell
Police Academy
Robert
Bo) Davis
Kissinger Denies Report on Vietnam Settlement
Kissinger returns to Washington after a two day Paris session with North Vietnamese negotiators and denies any confirmed settlement or cease fire. White House officials say no pact exists and the report triggered a stock market rally on rumors.
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Ziegler
Vietnam
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Paris
Kissinger
Nixon
White House
California
Evans
Tho
On this date 1924 first round the world flight lands in Seattle
Two U.S. Army planes finished a 175 day global voyage in Seattle Washington compiling the first round the world flight. The report notes the events amid a calendar page including weather and local ads and telephones.
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U.S. Army
Seattle
Wash
Pilots To Resume Military Careers
Three American POWs released by North Vietnam spoke at a Copenhagen news conference and said they would resume military duties. Navy Lt. Markham Gartley, Navy Lt. Norris Charles, and Air Force Maj. Edward Elias expressed gratitude, discussed repatriation of comrades, and noted plans to return to duty after a brief visit with family.
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Seymour Hersh
New York Times
Copenhagen
Denmark
North Vietnam
Navy
J. G
Markham L. Gartley
Moscow
New York
Gartley
Norris A. Charles
Air Force
Edward K. Elias
Charles
Elias
United States
Florida
Committee of Liaison
Thomas J. Dunnigan
Dunnigan
Bremer Sentence Cut By 10 Years In Wallace Shooting
A three judge appeals panel reduced Arthur H. Bremer's 63 year prison term by a decade for the shooting of Alabama Governor George C Wallace and three other people. In Tel Aviv unidentified terrorists attempted to blow up an El Al Jumbo jet at Orly Airport near Paris but security forces found the bomb before boarding.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
Arthur H. Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Tel Aviv
Orly
Paris
A Hunter's Haven Featured in the Want Ads Column
A Huntsville sporting goods column showcases hunting gear and equipment in the Want Ads with highlights on must-have items and seasonal offerings.
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