Ray fears FBI would kill him if in federal prison
Ray Earl, convicted of the King's assassination plot, fears the FBI would kill him in a federal prison. His Nashville lawyer said Ray plans to plead innocent to escape charges as a judge weighs custody transfer to federal authorities. Ray escaped Brushy Mountain State Prison with six others, four days later recaptured.
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Wallace and Billy in Alabama Democratic clash echoes
A garbled note recalls Wallace as Billy's top Democrat during a Carter era struggle. It hints at intra party friction with Jim and Pilly figures referenced, mentioning Wallace as a pivotal influence for Alabama Democrats in a tense year.
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Lawmaker’s Wife Accused in Texas Death Probe
An unnamed lawmaker’s wife, claimed to have had a relationship with a Texas congressman, faces assertions of coercion to keep her job. Investigators deny evidence of wrongdoing, while the county medical examiner evaluates a self-inflicted wound as the cause of death.
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Scandslie Gardner
OPEC price hike rift tests unity amid calls for freeze
World oil policy fractures as Saudi Arabia Iran push for a price freeze next year facing resistance from several exporting nations including Libya. Amid wage restraint disputes in Britain, calls rise for tougher anti crime actions in Pakistan under the new military regime.
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Libya
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Kent protesters bailed out at Kent State University
About 193 protesters arrested at Kent State University posted $250 bonds with much of the funds raised by the Kent Legal Defense Fund. They await contempt of court hearings for violating Judge Joseph Kainrad's injunction halting protests on Blanket Hill, where a $6 million gym annex is planned. Protesters vow to continue blocking the site where four students died in 1970.
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No weapon licenses refused for Argentina and others
Washington reports the Carter administration will not grant licenses to purchase American police weapons for Argentina and at least five Latin American dictatorships due to human rights concerns. The move follows a broader debate as lawmakers weigh no fault car insurance, with an industry poll showing strong public support.
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Exorcism death charges in West Germany case
Two Roman Catholic priests Ernst Alt and Wilhelm Renz and the Michel parents were charged with negligent homicide in the death of 23 year old Anneliese Michel after an exorcism at her home in Klingenberg Germany. She died July 1 1978 from undernourishment after months of rites and refusing food. Prosecutors say medical help could have prevented her death.
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Wilhelm Renz
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Jackie family home sale looms over Rhode Island plan
Janet Auchincloss seeks buyers for Bammersmith Farm in Narragansett Bay Rhode Island, a property tied to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and her late husband Hugh Auchincloss. Rhode Island state officials urged acquisition as a park cultural center, while a prior federal deal collapsed amid delays. The estate includes waterfront grounds and the main house known as The Castle, with Jackie Kennedy’s memories linked to the site.
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