Bell says U.S. won't take Ray custody in King case
Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell announced the federal government will not assume custody of James Earl Ray, convicted in King’s assassination, despite Tennessee's request. Bell said Tennessee can continue to detain Ray, who remains under administrative segregation, while he weighs possible actions on the Helms perjury inquiry and the Korea influence probe involving Tong Sun Park.
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New York image shifts after blackout in national poll
A New York Times CBS News poll finds 6 percent of Americans would rate the city a good place to live and 38 percent a good place to visit after the July 1977 blackout. A 53 percent majority see less looting risk near their homes during a long outage, with 2 percent unsure.
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