Judge rules Quinlan must be kept alive on life support
A New Jersey Superior Court judge ruled that 21 year old Karen Quinlan has no constitutional right to die and must remain on a respirator. The decision leaves life-sustaining care to physicians and the family with a guardian appointed to medical decisions.
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Morristown
N.J
Karen Anne Quinlan
Robert Muir
Joseph Quinlan
Muir
Quinlan
Daniel R. Coburn
Coburn
Hearst Judge accepts innocent plea in San Francisco case
Patricia Hearst remains silent as U.S. District Judge Oliver J. Carter enters an innocent plea for the jailed heiress on bank robbery and weapons charges. Trial date set for December 15 with a pretrial hearing November 20, while defense plans to challenge competency and seek public release of psychiatric reports.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S
Miss Hearst
Johnson
Carter
Bond and associates plead innocent to Los Angeles conspiracy case
Former Long Beach City Councilman Bert Bond and three other men pleaded innocent in Los Angeles to conspiracy and perjury charges tied to a federal probe of organized crime's reach into Long Beach government and illegal gambling. They were ordered to return December 22 for a pretrial hearing.
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Long Beach
Bert Bond
Los Angeles
U.S. Dist
Malcolm M. Lucas
C. Ray Shira
Marvin Robey
Edward Hagen
Lucas
Shira
Kissinger stalls Brezhnev summit over unresolved pact
Secretary of State Kissinger blamed Moscow for a major split in SALT talks, saying the Soviet Union rejected the latest U.S. proposal. He warned no Ford Brezhnev summit until there is a serious Soviet reply, while criticizing Soviet arms shipments to Angola and defending his role in Schlesinger’s firing.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Moscow
U.S
United States
Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
Angola
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Pentagon
Whitlam Is Dismissed. Fraser to Form Caretaker Government
Australian Governor General Sir John Kerr announced the dismissal of Prime Minister Gough Whitlam for failure to secure appropriation bills. Opposition leader Malcolm Fraser will lead a caretaker government until elections. Whitlam disputed the move, saying no deadlock exists as the Senate passed the bill. Protests from militant unions are anticipated.
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Canberra
Australia
Gough Whitlam
John Kerr
Kerr
Whitlam
Labor
Malcolm Fraser
Senate
House of Representatives
Britain
Elizabeth II
Fraser
Mene
Fromme Testimony Details Gun Theft Before Ford Attempt Trial
An elderly friend testified that Ly nette Fromme grabbed a .45 caliber pistol and 25 bullets from a table in July and left despite warnings. He said he had shown her how to use the gun and later found the same model in a catalogue. Fromme was absent from court and restrained for disruptions.
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Sacramento
Lynette Fromme
Miss Fromme
Ford
Boro
U.N. General Assembly backs anti Zionism resolution
The U N General Assembly voted 72 to 35 with 32 abstentions to label Zionism a form of racism despite strong opposition from the United States and Israel. U S Ambassador Moynihan denounced the action as inviting anti Semitism and granting amnesty to their murderers.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Israel
U.S
Daniel P. Moynihan
America
Assembly
European Common Market
Australia
Canada
General Assembly
Resolu
Long Beach School Chief Announces Retirement After 13 Years
W. Odie Wright, superintendent of Long Beach schools for 13 years, gives notice he will retire. The announcement appears on page B-1. Additional notes mention California food stamp use rising 11 percent and Marines ceremonies at Camp Pendleton.
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California
Nixon
Camp Pendleton
W. Odie Wright
Long Beach
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