Parole decisions in high profile cases face scrutiny
The U S Parole Board granted parole to Martin Sweig and An to ny de Angelis while denying Ralph Ginzburg. Baker and Sweig’s release dates were set. Ginzburg faced a first parole despite a long legal fight. Separately Gregory Boyington filed for divorce and actor George Sanders died from an overdose in Barcelona.
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Perth zoo tragedy as teen mauled by polar bears
Police in Perth examine if 18-year-old Stephen Lloyd-Hamilton-Lynch was drugged before he leapt into the polar bear pool at South Perth Zoo. He swam toward two bears and was mauled to death while about 50 onlookers watched. Blood samples sent to public health for tests. The body was recovered about two hours after the incident.
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Percy suspect tied to Chicago murder case in Las Vegas divorcee death
Stuart Goldstein, a Chicago man, is under investigation as a possible suspect in the 1966 murder of Valerie Perry, daughter of Illinois senator, in a Chicago suburb. Police say no arrest has been made. the case remains active with investigators citing prior months of inquiry. The report also notes Arthur Summerfield death, Jacqueline Kennedy negotiations in Concord, and President Johnson's hospital release after a heart attack.
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East Germans ease travel curbs to aid Brandt government
Bonn and East Berlin agreed on a traffic treaty to ease cross border travel between the halves of divided Germany. The pact, linked to ratification of non aggression treaties with the Soviet Union and Poland, aims to bolster Chancellor Brandt while the opposition seeks a no confidence vote.
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Madrid bullfighters set May 1 strike over taxes
Spain's 1200 bullfighters vote to suspend work beginning May 1 to press tax relief. They say taxes in many cases exceed their income, a union official announced after an extraordinary session behind closed doors.
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Nixon Presents Hairy Musk Oxen in Peking Zoo
Two musk oxen sent to Peking by President Nixon to honor two giant pandas in Washington now suffer an infectious skin disease. Officials say the animals’ condition presents a somber image to the Chinese public as Sino relations show strain.
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United Methodists tentatively approve abortion creed
National Atlanta delegates after a daylong debate on social creeds approved abortion while opposing acceptance of homosexuality. A committee proposed fellowship for homosexuals but delegates rejected it saying the practice of homosexuality is incompatible with Christianity.
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