Agnew's son trial delayed again by judge warning
James R. Randy Agnew faced a second postponement of his burglary related charge as Baltimore judge Sol Friedman warned no further delays would be tolerated. The case stems from a single incident in which T. Michael Frey and his wife Susan observed a man at their North Baltimore apartment window. The judge urged substitute counsel if the attorney remains ill and ordered the matter to a Friday session.
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James R
Randy
Agnew
Han
Baltimore City
Sol Friedman
T. ‘Michael Frey
Susan
Baltimore
Friedman
Bombing at Caterham Arms Kills 10. 33 Hurt
A bomb exploded at the Caterham Arms bar near London, killing 10 people and wounding 33, eight in serious condition. The bar, crowded with about 100 patrons including soldiers, was near barracks. A suspect parcel was found nearby.
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Combined News Servicer
London
Caterham
Walter Simmons
Caterham Arms
Hle
Kitty Stone
Life Guard
Buckingham Palaces
Uanent Buiildings
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Protestant man shot dead in Belfast at home
In South Belfast a 55 year old Protestant was killed when a girl and a youth rang his doorbell and fired as he answered. Police say the two attackers fled in a car after the shooting, marking the latest in six years of sectarian violence that has left at least 1,385 dead.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Wildcat coal strike prompts hefty UMW fine
A federal judge fined the United Mine Workers international union 400000 while threatening a further 100000 daily penalty if miners do not return to work by next Tuesday. The ruling targets leadership for weak efforts to end the Appalachian production halt.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers International Union
UMW
Appalachian
KK. Hall
UAW
Hall
Susan Ford photographed by Peter Sellers at Vail
Susan Ford drew the lens of Peter Sellers during a Vogue assignment in Vail. The First Family's daughter posed in a denim dress and a red sundress as reporters and Secret Service officials observed, while Mrs. Ford enjoyed a lazy mountain vacation and defended press coverage. Also noted were Cullen Landis's death at 79 and Vice President Rockefeller's planned testimony before a grand jury on the Attica rebellion.
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Peter Sellers
Ford
Susan
Sellers
Vogue Magazine
England
Queen Mother
Sophia Loren
East
Bass Residence
Fords
Betty Ford
Vacation
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Attica
New York
Wee Tay
John Mulikea
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James Rand Agnew
Bata
Dahkwin
Australia
Ori
Red Cross
Darwin
Ataura
Ataniro
Timor
Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Alberto Numa Laplane
Mra
Inbar
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jorge Videla
Laplane
Goncalves
Iishon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Costa Gomes
State Department
Britain
France
United States
Concords
Lester Wolff
D.Y
Environmental Defense Fund
House
British Aircraft Corp
Concorde
Wolff
FAA
Justice Department
White House
J. Glenn Boal R
Beal
Joseph D. Tydings
Richard M. Nixon
Public Institute
Chicago Board of Health
Hinds Public Health
Joyce Lashof
Cook County
Richard Daley
The
Health Board
Department of Streets and Sanitation
Park District
Susan Ford Charms
Jack
Bahamas
Ty Vail
Brian McCartney
Vail
Mrs. Ford
Secret Service
Cullen Landis
Bloomfield Wills, Mich
Nashville
Susan Ford
M.L. A
Sherwyn Sportswear
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Sun
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