Baltimore councilman shot to death in city offices
A man identified as Charles Hopkins opened fire at Baltimore city offices, killing Councilman Dominic Leone and wounding three others including Councilman Carroll Fitzgerald, Kathleen Nolan, and Officer William Gaither. Hopkins was wounded by police and in hospital in critical condition. he faced homicide charges.
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Baltimore
William D. Schaefer
Charles Hopkins
University Hospital
Hopkins
City Hall
Dominic Leone
Carroll Fitzgerald
Kathleen Nolan
Willam Gaither
Fitzgerald
William Donald Schaefer
Council Divided Over Grand Prix Funding and Oversight
Councilman Ernie Kell was absent while Wes Carroll left the hall, and Wallace Edgerton refused to return for a vote on the Grand Prix contract amendment. The lone negative vote came from Mrs. Simon who questioned the even weighing of the decision. Eunice N. Sato urged returning for final council approval, while Dor Ohl announced the Convention and News Bureau would oversee the race with funding largely from the city's room tax.
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Ernie Kell
Wes Carroll
Gily Hall
Wallace Edgerton
Council
Simon
Eunice N. Sato
Dor Ohl
Convention and News Bueau
Ohl
Nate Cargari
Ravenna
Don Dyer
LEGPA
Ted Lyman
The
Queen
Hearst discusses potential informer role and trials
The Hearst case involves joint Los Angeles indictments with the Harrises. Prosecutors in San Francisco met behind closed doors to discuss Hearst as an informer while she faces psychiatric testing and a possible separate Los Angeles trial. Atty James Browning says she may be available to inform, but no confirmation was given.
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Wernment
Miss Hearst
Los Angeles County
Harrises
Miss Vearst
Steven Soliah
Carmichael
Sacramento
San Francisco
Federal Building
Oliver Carter
U.S. District Court
Carter
U.S
Sam Mayerson
Los Angeles
San Diego
Browning
Tie
Ford Seeks Unity as Primary Clashes Roil Campaign
President Ford defends open housing rules and pledges to back a Democratic candidate while predicting a Humphrey nomination. Carter campaigns in Pennsylvania after Atlanta rally with Martin King Sr. amid strong delegate counts in Mississippi. Ford meets Connally, nominates Sterling to federal bench, and calls Reagan a formidable foe as he holds a 3-1 delegate lead. The day also covers a compromised campaign finance bill and Jackson’s Nebraska swing, with Hearst immunity talks looming in the Hearst case and Carter facing Young Offender Act terms for Browning’s sentencing stance.
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Ford
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Carter
United States
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Mr. King
King
Georgia
Has
Texas
John Connally
White House
California
Ronald Reagan
Senate
House
Hugh Scott
Conference Committee
Federal Election Commission
Supreme Court
FEC
Frank Church
Dabo
Nebraska
Cuba
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Bomb rocks San Francisco highrise
A bomb exploded in a restroom on the 17th floor of a downtown San Francisco office building at One California Street around midnight Tuesday during a search for explosives. Police said the Guerilla Family radical group claimed involvement in a telephone call received at 11:30 p.m. No injuries were reported.
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San Francisco
Rey
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Patty
Connally
Ross N. Sterling
Houston
Reagan
S.F. Highrise
Howe
Lakewood
Sant Nyton
Loum Shegs
Tha Pleshes
Tillaat Hi Lo's
Abegsoru Twards
Tramendous Savlaga
Lakewood Blvd
Akemood & South ST
W. Wardlow Rd
Santa Fea
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