Judge Offers Church Duty In Murder Case
In Orlando Florida Judge Claude R Edwards gave Eartha Lee Griffith a 10 year option to attend church weekly or serve prison time after pleading guilty to second degree murder of her boyfriend Eddie Lampkin. The judge noted extenuating circumstances and ordered a high school diploma within four years and $2000 court costs to be paid, with mandatory church attendance as part of probation.
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Orlando
Fla
Edwards
Eartha Lee Griffith
Claude R. Edwardson
Salad Jawaras
Miss Griffith
Eddie Lee Lampkin
Ambulance and Tanker Crash Kills Five in Danville
In Danville five people died when an ambulance and a fuel truck ran red lights at a six way intersection of U S 58 and U S 29. Investigators after 11 witness interviews found both vehicles entered the intersection on red signals. Names of victims include ambulance attendants Donald W. Vasser and John Irving Lemly a patient Minnie Brooks and her daughter Virginia Parham and truck driver Ernest Shearin.
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U. S. 58
U. S. 29
Danville
Neal Morris
Main Street
Morris
Donald W. Vasser
John Irving Lemly
Minnie Brooks
Virginia Parham
Ernest Shearin
South
Boston
Bremer Trial Set July 12 in Maryland Case
Arthur H. Bremer, accused of shooting Gov. George Wallace at a Laurel campaign rally, is scheduled for state court trial on July 12. He faces a 24 count state indictment and federal charges for assaulting Wallace and a Secret Service agent, with a federal gun charge added. Bonds are $200,000 each, and he remains in Towson jail under tight security.
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Baltimore
Arthur H. Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Laurel
Bremer
Wallace
Nicholas Zarvos
Secret Service
Arthur A. Marshall Jr
Prince Georges County
Milwaukee
U.S
Paul R. Kramer
Marshall
Baltimore County
Towson
Nixon Opposes Tax Hike While Weighing Property Tax Substitute
President Nixon opposes a federal tax increase next year if re-elected but may consider a substitute for the property tax such as a value-added tax. Ehrlichman said the 1974 budget likely contains no tax increase if Nixon wins. alternatives include income or excise taxes. Treasury and Hill figures pushed for spending cuts and budget control amid Brookings projections.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
John Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Congress
Brookings Institution
Brookings
Brookings Report
Treasury
John B. Connally
Brook‘Texas
Capitol Hill
Connally
Treas
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Danville, Va
Pace
Wurlitzer
Pearson Vs. Music CO
North Elm Greensboro
Raleigh & Dusham
Garner Motors
Main St
Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Saouts
Vespay
Davis Patrol & Watchman
Calhoun Drug Store
Monthieu Ave
Penneys
Jamaica
Penn
Prest
Little Boys
Dacron
Penn-Prest
Penney’s
Westchester Mall
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