Help for prisoners and used cars in Raleigh inquiry
A reader asks if the Bar Association can assist prisoners in Raleigh I and J Blocks at Central Prison. The North Carolina Civil Liberties Union notes poor living conditions and plans federal action. Another query concerns a used car bought for 995 with 255 in repairs and ongoing payments. The advice echoes caveat emptor and recommends independent auto inspection rather than legal recourse.
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Friday TV schedule sparks child protests and public questions
A reader laments Friday night removal of family shows for ball games, urging children’s viewing needs be prioritized. The letter also asks about developer road maintenance responsibilities and confirms the Greyhound Terminal’s historic moves from the Robert E. Lee Hotel site.
Wallace Shot at Campaign Rally Fights For Recovery
George C. Wallace lies paralyzed after being hit by multiple bullets at a Maryland rally. Doctors report a bullet remains lodged near his lower spine and predict uncertain walking recovery. President Nixon offers Walter Reed care as Bremer, charged at $200,000 bail, is held.
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George C. Wallace
Wallace
Nixon
Walter Reed Medical Center
Schanno
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Treasury
John B. Connally
Walter Reed
Alabama
Air Force
William Lukash
Nicholas Zarvos
Secret Service
Bremer Described As Loner Who Never Talked Politics
Arthur H. Bremer, the onetime photography student charged with shooting George Wallace, is described by relatives as a quiet loner who kept opinions to himself. Neighbors found Wallace campaign clippings in his Milwaukee apartment, and his family said he was shy and hard to reach. Bremer faces federal assault charges and state assault with intent to kill, with a $200000 bond.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee, Wis
Arthur H. Bremer
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Maryland
Bremer
Milwaukee
George Wallace
Wasche
South Side
Wallace shoots at Laurel rally as Dothard wounded
Governor George C. Wallace endured a long hospital ride after a shooter wounded him and Capt. E. C. Dothard, a state police trooper. Dothard, who has deflected attacks for years, waved an okay sign as Wallace was taken away. The incident followed a campaign stop in a supermarket lot where the assailant called back to the governor.
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Laurel
E. C. Dothard
Alabama State Police
Dothard
Emmett W. Eaton
George
Wallaces Spine Bullet Could Impair Governor’s Mobility
Gov. George Wallace suffered a bullet lodged near the spinal column. Surgeons said the injury has already caused some paralysis in his legs, with possibility of partial recovery if nerve fibers are not fully severed. Dr. Joseph Schanno noted Wallace arrived stable and alert with abdominal pain and leg weakness, while arm wounds were minor. Further surgery could be needed to remove the .38 caliber bullet on the spine.
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Joseph Schanno
Schanno
Holy Cross Hospital
Cornelia
Washington
George Wallace
Hanno
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joseph Peabody
Gov. Wallace
Connally Resigns as Treasury Secretary in Nixon Shakeup
President Nixon announces the resignation of Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally after 18 months in the cabinet. Nixon names George P. Shultz to succeed Connally at Treasury and Caspar Weinberger to lead the OMB. Connally says politics did not guide his decision and suggests no firm political plans.
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John B. Connally
White House
George P. Shultz
Connally
Treasury
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Texas
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