Rape trial spotlights Inez Garcia right to kill
Monterey case centers on whether a rape victim may take matters into her own hands. Inez Garcia, 30, is on trial for murder after saying she killed a man she says helped another assault her. Prosecution calls it homicide. defense cites unwritten law and psychological factors.
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Inez Garcia
Colming Justice
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Here
California
Dep
Arthur Brandrick
Carry
Black Panther Party
Computer expert fired over Congress data leak and FEDNET
Washington AP reports John E B Holt a 44 year old GSA research specialist with 22 years service was fired by GSA Administrator Arthur F Sampson for leaking information to Congress about the FEDNET plan a proposed 200 million computer network. The dismissal takes effect Friday and follows Holt's prior complaints to the Civil Service Commission and the PBE about GOP campaign fund actions and other concerns.
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GSA
Arthur F. Sampson
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Civil Service
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Sampson
Ty Agsa
Fednet
Ford
Wile
Poll Finds Marriage Preferred Over Other Lifestyles
The Roper Organization reports nine of ten Americans favor marriage over single life, communes, or living with a partner. Women favor combining marriage with children and career, with shared financial and home duties becoming common. Divorce support and alimony views vary, while views on sexual freedom and family size trend toward smaller families and more emotional openness from men.
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Roper Organization
Virginia Stims
Ursey
Wgur
Mondale calls hearings on single parent families in need
Senator Mondale argues one in seven American children grows up in a single parent home and that programs for them require examination. He plans Senate hearings on children and youth issues to address economic needs and discrimination, noting many single parents are white widows or divorcees and urging practical support before and after divorce.
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Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Mondale
Human Services Institute
Senate Subcommittee On Children and Youth
Lesshan
Student nurse works as filling station attendant
Judy Isabell, a 22 year old third year nursing student at the University of Alabama, works about 46 hours weekly at a central city filling station to support her studies. She balances class and lab work with duties like collecting payments, cleaning, and restrooms. She has even watered a horse and warmed a baby bottle, and once instructed a policeman on the law regarding carrying gasoline. Judy aims to become a nurse, saying nursing lets her help people and that the job provides a change of pace.
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Jane Oldden
University of California Medical Center
Birmingham
Ata
Judy Isabell
Cocl
University of Mabama
Judy
Apple Valley teacher fired over centerfold exposure
Apple Valley High School instructor Vivk Zivkovich, a longtime physical education teacher since 1968, was dismissed by the Victor Valley Joint Union High School District amid controversy from a magazine centerfold. He was given 40 days to appeal the dismissal as trustees argued the exposure conflicts with school standards.
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Lou Zivkovich
Jane
Playgirl
Victor Valley Joint Union High
Vivkvich
Apple Valley High School
Soph William Tarr
Zivkovich
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