Longet says neighbors seem to believe she is guilty
Aspen scene on Tuesday as Claudine Longet said she is heartbroken by the number of residents who have admitted during jury selection they believe she is guilty in the death of lover Vladimir Sabich. Jurors questioned confessed knowledge of the case, some voicing bias. Longet appeared somber as defense and prosecution pursue an impartial panel.
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Jesse Jackson slams Carter for betraying blacks
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson accused President-elect Jimmy Carter of betraying blacks who expected more black cabinet members and full employment support. He criticized the cabinet for economic conservatism and justice picks as racial conservatives, singling out Atty. Gen.-designate Griffin Bell as a “dyed-in-the-wool white” Georgia racist.
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Move to extend JFK King panel blocked in House
Washington AP An effort to immediately extend the House Committee on Assassinations for two more years was blocked Tuesday night. The panel faced a $6.5 million first year funding estimate as Rep. Sprague argued for rapid reconstitution to pursue questions on the slayings of President John F Kennedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Rep. BauMan objected to hasty action and the move failed to gain unanimous consent. Gonzalez, in line to chair, questioned the rush and suggested funding come after the committee is formed. Sprague contends no investigation can proceed for less than $65 million the first year. The panel’s scope includes whether James Earl Ray killed King and links to broader implications.
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How to Pick Sleepers in Rare Plates
Northbrook Illinois report offers guidance on collecting rare porcelain plates with high resale potential. Roderick MacArthur of Bradford Exchange notes example values from mid century and provides a free no obligation report by mail, request due January 15 1977.
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Cancer unit bows out of Hollywood tennis tour
A Hollywood group ends involvement with a tennis tournament sponsored by a major cigarette maker after publicity sparked by a Fort radiologist and a controversial letter. The event had been funded by Philip Morris Tobacco Co as a charity effort.
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