18 Feb 1972
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1972
Page
1
Reporters on the Nixon Peking tour study Mandarin phrases in flight. The Mandarin lessons focus on basic needs and greetings while the press corps jokes about becoming part of the culture and prepping for future interviews.
Jacquel ine Kennedy Onassis takes the witness stand in a high profile case filed by photographer Ronald Galella seeking 1.3 million claiming that security agents hindered his ability to photograph her. She sits composed in a Chanel suit as Judge Irving Ben Cooper presides without a jury amid interruptions and laughter.
In a high profile exchange, Galella’s lawyer pressed Jackie Onassis about her wearing sunglasses to shield her eyes, while she calmly answered questions on visibility rain or shine. Marshals escorted Onassis as she entered a guarded elevator.
The article states that Wines Northernmost MUNICH Germany is the world’s northernmost wine growing area and notes that much of Germany’s wine region lies as far north as Winnipeg, Canada.
In a closed hearing Judge Richard Arnason set February 28 as the start date for the murder, conspiracy, and kidnapping trial of Angela Davis. The defense sought to move the trial and have the state pay defense costs. both requests were denied. Davis, 28, a former UCLA philosophy instructor and avowed Communist, faces charges stemming from the Aug 7, 1970 shootout at the Marin County Civic Center that killed a judge and three others and involved a plot to free three San Quentin convicts.
In a one day District Court trial Judge Hugh Arnold presided as Valentino Nunez 19 Fort Lupton was found guilty of unarmed robbery and assault. Witnesses for the defense included the defendant and David Damion of Fort Lupton. The jury returned verdicts after 4:56 p.m. and 9:28 p.m. with Nunez sentenced to 15 days to file motions and given permission to apply for probation.
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