Miller details killings in plea statement during trial
In a courtroom narration Miller describes a premeditated double murder at his parents home on Flagstone Avenue. He explains he killed his mother for a Social Security card and a driver's license, then shot his father after a confrontation, as he recounts his motives and escape plans. He admits to other crimes after parole and says he intends to plead guilty.
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Tal
Miller
Wren
Rolling Hills
Tim
Sain
Flagstone Ave
Milleer
Tome
Tin
atiCam
Reagan Victory in North Carolina primary observed
Reagan edged Ford 52 percent to 40 percent across North Carolina with uncommitted delegates at 2 percent as Carter led Democrats. The article notes Reagan's gains boost his national campaign, while Ford claims the loss reflects timing and money, and outlines upcoming contests in Wisconsin New York and Pennsylvania.
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Lyndon Johnson
Wisconsin
Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
North Carolina
Reagan
Ford
Carter
Wallace
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Lloyd Bentsen
Eit
Hhrough
New York
Jackson
Montgomery
Ala
Rogers Morton
White House
Morton
Pord
Nto
Pennsylvania
Wood
Tuna
Heagan
Wallner
Georgia
Tom Kilis
James B. Halshouser Jr
City museum flap over Queen Mary funding and control
June 30 1978 report criticizes the museum foundation for designing and funding choices, escalating city costs, and treating the Queen Mary as a private preserve. City officials vow action to protect public interest, including potential legal steps, and demand the foundation cover its share of operation and maintenance costs.
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Tidelands Fumls
Ar Mansell
Clark
Heather
Hearst Seeks Probation Nod After Secrecy Jail Interview
Patricia Hearst, 22, met Tuesday with federal officers to determine prison or probation in the bank robbery case. The secret jail session in Redwood City was attended by defense counsel and Sheriff McDonald. Hearst faces April 12 sentencing before Judge Oliver J. Carter and plans an Los Angeles arraignment on state charges of kidnapping, assault, and robbery.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Redwood City
John R. McDonald Jr
Abert Johnson
Ses Sloan
Miss Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Los Angeles
Bugging proposal limits and warrants for national security
Levi explains a separate bill authorizing the president to permit the attorney general to use electronic bugging in national security cases with warrants from seven federal judges. An emergency provision allows warrantless bugs with 24 hour judge notice and 90 day warrants renewals. Officials say the plan would not curb espionage efforts and aims to balance security with civil liberties. Senate and House Judiciary leaders Eastland and Rodino back swift hearings to craft a workable measure.
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Levi
U.S
Scranton faults Israel settlements in occupied areas
United Nations Ambassador William W Scranton said Israeli settlements in occupied Arab territories violate international law and hinder Mideast peace. He warned the U S would consider backing a Security Council indictment while stressing Jerusalem status remains unresolved. France joined Russia and China in criticizing Israel policy.
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N.Y
U.S
William W. Scranton
Mideast
Scranton
United States
Security Council
Israel
Council
West Bank
Jordan
Temple Mount
Supreme Court
Jerusalem
Holy City
Golan Heights
East Jerusalem
France
Russia
China
U S and Japan agree to share Lockheed payoff data
The United States and Japan signed an agreement to share information from investigations into alleged illegal payoffs by Lockheed Aircraft Corp. Attorney General Rich ard Thornburgh and Japanese Justice Minister Yasuyoshi Shiono signed the four page pact at the Justice Department. The deal requires officials to use their best efforts to exchange relevant material about sales activities in Japan by Lockheed and its subsidiaries.
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United States
Japan
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. Asst
Richard Thornburgh
Justice Department
Ministry of Jus
Tice
Yasuyoshi Shiono
Allen
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
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