Claudine Longet Trial Nears Verdict in Sabich Shooting
Aspen testimony centers on Claudine Longet's version of the March 21 shooting of skier Vladimir Sabich. Andy Williams testified he never called Longet careless and described her as careful around children.
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Aspen
Colo
Claudine Longet
Andy Williams
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
Charles V. Weedman
Weedman
Miss Longet
Sabich
Williams
Miss Longer
John Denver
Peter
Mary Ann Greene
Spider
Yoshimura case heads to jury in weapons raid trial
In Oakland, defense closes ahead of jury deliberation in Wendy Yoshimura’s weapons possession case. Prosecutors argued she aided the Symbionese Liberation Army while she fled after a 1972 Berkeley garage raid. The hearing referenced diaries and letters linking her to the group and potential terror activities.
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Oakland
Calif
Wendy Yoshimura
James Larson
Yoshimura
Alameda County
Hearst
Miss Yoshimura
Horner
Berkeley
San Francisco
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
William and
Emily Harris
Elderly can avoid home sale tax
Tax break for seniors 65 and older on principal residence gains. original rules let up to 20 000 tax free, later raised to 35 000. example shows how much gain remains taxable when selling a home for 40 000 with a 10 000 profit.
Ouachita Dean's List includes five area students
Ouachita Baptist University named 171 students to the Dean's List. From Hope area are Michael Downs Lisa Cheryl Brown Donna Kay Keen Pamela Thrash Augusta Williamson Tony Lynn Yocom. Also Cherri Lynn Slatton of McCaskill Ann Canaday of Nashville Sharman Fore and Robert McDonald of Prescott.
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Ouachita Baptist University
Michael Downs
Lisa Cheryl Brown
Donna Kay Keen
Pamela Thrash
Augusta Williamson
Tony Lynn Yocom
All of Hope
Cherri Lynn Slatton
McCaskill
Ann Canaday
Nashville
Sharman Fore
Robert McDonald
Prescott
Bell grilled by committee on Carter cabinet pick
Griffin Bell faced five hours of questioning by the Senate Judiciary Committee over his record as a federal judge and civil rights enforcement as attorney general designee. He defended desegregation efforts while acknowledging past resistance to school integration. Senate panels signaled broad approval for other Carter nominees, including Vance and Brown, with varied scrutiny.
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Senate
Carter
Atlanta
Griffin B. Bell
Senate Judiciary Committee
W. Michael Blumenthal
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Bell
Judiciary
Harold Brown
Senate Armed Services Committee
Cyrus R. Vance
Foreign Relations Committee
Bob Bergland
Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
Charles L. Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Senate Banking Committee
Georgia
the &H U.S. Circuit Court
Ernest Vandiver
Supreme Court narrows route to low income housing in suburbs
The court ruled that while communities cannot bar minorities for race, there is no constitutional obligation to rezone to permit low income housing. The Arlington Heights decision allows local zoning control, requires proof of discriminatory intent, and leaves room for federal statutes to challenge zoning. Reaction from critics says it hampers housing progress. supporters cite local control and protection of community character.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Chicago
Arlington Heights
James Ryan
7Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Coast Guard calls Grand Zenith crew dead after search ends
The Coast Guard says 38 Chinese crewmen of the Grand Zenith and a Rhode Island seaman are dead after a search for survivors from the 644 foot tanker, last heard Dec 31 south of Yarmouth. Air and sea searches were halted due to storms. two Grand Zenith life jackets were found, but hope for survivors ended.
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Boston
Rhode Island
Coast Guard
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Somerset
Mass
Taiwan
Dallas
Richard Griggs
Griggs
U.S
Cape Cod
Callaway probe dropped in six months of inquiry
The Justice Department will not prosecute Howard Callaway over alleged conflict of interest tied to his Crested Butte ski resort in Colorado. Assistant Attorney General Richard Thornburgh released the letter informing Callaway the investigation is closed. Campell, Ashworth, and Rexford Resler also were told their probes are over.
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Washington
Justice Department
Ford
Howard
Bo"’ Callaway
Colorado
Callaway
Asst
Richard Thornburgh
Mount Crested Butte
Cole
Brian Gettings
President
Ford Committee
Army
Crested Butte Development Corp
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Pentagon
J. Phil Campbell
Richard Ashworth
Department of Agriculture
Rexford Resler
Resler
Ralph Walton
Campbelli
Earl Butz
Campbell
Ashworth
Kiwi lays tiny eggs in New Zealand
The flightless kiwi, symbol of New Zealand, produces few eggs with each egg weighing about one sixth of the mother.
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New Zealand
Pryor defends Mills in state development bid
Gov. Pryor rejects GOP claims about Wilbur Mills and offers him the post as state industrial development director. Mills, out of Congress after the Fanne Foxe scandal and alcoholism, weighs the invitation while Mills’ successor Jim Guy Tucker is elected in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Lowe
David Pryor
Lynn Lowe
Wilbur Mills
Pryor
Mills
Fanne Foxe
Jim Guy Tucker
Texarkana
GOP
Miss Foxe
House
Ways and Means Committee
AIDC
America
John McClellan
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Compton
Hope, Ark
John Flowers
South Elm St
Oklahoma City
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Lori
Mark Gaines
Mrs. Flowers
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Rep. Mills
New York
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Rahces
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