Star Faces Cocaine Charge After Purse Powder Found
Beverly Hills California police report white powder in Louise Star of Mary Hartman Mary Hartman purse tested as cocaine. She faces a felony charge of possession pending arraignment next Wednesday after a delay for chemical analysis. She was held on $1,000 bond and taken into custody after a disturbance at Rainbow Boutique and warrants for nonpayment of traffic tickets.
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Shooting Irregular to Tribal Disputes at Yankton Reserve
On the Yankton Sioux Reservation five men from Wagner were charged after a Wednesday shooting that wounded American Indian Movement leader Russell Means and companion John Tomas. Authorities say the incident appeared isolated from wider tribal clashes. Both Means and Tomas were hospitalized with gunshot wounds. Means in stable condition.
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Judge Blocks White Adoptions by White Families in Pa
McKean County Pa judge Willand Potter has publicly opposed finalizing adoptions of white children by white families in extreme cases, delaying several Korean and other minority adoptions. Advocates seek state review as Potter faces investigation into his restraint on adoption finalizations amid petitions from affected families and their lawyers.
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Special 60 Days Not Prosecution For Florida Murders
Florida murder cases from June 29 to Oct. 1 1972 face no capital punishment due to Supreme Court rulings and a three month hiatus. State Attorney Nedard Gerstein notes the loophole lets killers escape prosecution under a two year statute of limitations for murder. Attorney General Robert Shevin says the state cannot determine the total count of affected cases. Crime law experts and Miami police discuss the chilling effect and public frustration as a notable gangster killing linked to the window remains unsolved.
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Government Urges Doubling Arthritis Research Efforts
A 17 member national commission urged the United States to double arthritis research funding and create a network of arthritis centers and community programs. They note fewer than 1,000 physicians specialize in treating over 22 million Americans affected by arthritis and call for better access to current knowledge and treatments nationwide. The panel, created by the National Arthritis Act, cites deficiencies in understanding causes and limited dissemination of advances.
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Fragmented Kingsport Times page shows ad heavy content
The readable text mixes names, places, and ads from a Kingsport Times page. It references Bega F and various garbled items, suggesting a damaged historical clipping with partial mentions of people, locations, and notices amid unrelated strings and botched OCR.
Report on FBI Provocation of Panthers Violence Revealed
Senate intelligence staff report accuses the FBI of provoking and funding gang rivalry between the Black Panthers and rival groups to weaken or kill leaders. It cites 1969 California killings linked to FBI provocation and claims covert actions aimed to sow dissension nationwide, targeting leaders, media figures, and community programs.
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Hughes Will Declared Forged in Multi-State Court Battle
Relatives of Howard Hughes and Summa Corp pursue legal challenges in Las Vegas Los Angeles and Wilmington amid claims the will is a rank forgery. A handwriting expert dubbed it a poor forgery while investigations seek possible interstate fraud and the involvement of Melvin Dummar.
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