Six San Quentin defendants guilty and acquitted in 1971 riot
Three of the San Quentin Six were convicted and three acquitted in a 1971 prison massacre case that left six people dead including activist George Jackson. The long trial ran 16 months 2 weeks with a 24-day deliberation, yielding mixed verdicts and no death penalty.
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San Rafael
Calif
UPI
San Quentin
George Jackson
California
U.S
John L. Spain
Hugo Pinell
David Johnson
Luis Talamantes
Fleeta Drumgo
Willie Tate
Henry Broderick
Jackson
Mystery Murders Add Two to Santa Cruz Death Toll
Santa Cruz County Sheriff identifies the bodies of Vicki Bezore and Mary Gorman as the two missing women found decomposed in the Santa Cruz mountains. The case follows years of homicides in the region nicknamed the murder capital of the world.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
UPI
Sheriff's Office
al Noren
Vicki Bezore
Mary Gorman
Oregon
Noren
Miss Gorman
John Gorman
Lake Oswego
Ore
Dayton
Ohio
Karen Percified
Aptos
San Francisco
Mormon Fort Restoration Funds Sought
City of Las Vegas plans to seek an extra 10000 for restoring the Mormon Fort. The State Historic Preservation Review Committee backs federal funds from the National Park Service, with an application to be filed by September. Already pledged 30000 in federal money sits unused as the fort's 1920 look and prior 1850 origin are noted.
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Las Vegas
Bill Adams
State Historic Preservation Review Committee
National Park Service
Park Service
Bureau of Reclamation
Masseuse Test Program Orchestrated by Clark County Board
Written and practical exams for prospective masseuses are set for September 18 at 9 a.m. at the Clark County District Health Department. Applicants must file by August 18 with a $25 fee. Both portions must be passed for licensing recommendation. seven entrants have passed so far under the county massage ordinance adopted last year to ensure trained practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Board of Massage Examiners
Clark County District Health Department
Javits Mourns Aide Killed in Istanbul Airport Attack
UPI reports Senator Jacob Javits of New York mourns Harold Wallace Rosenthal a 29 year old Javits aide killed in the Istanbul airport assault by Arab terrorists. Rosenthal a foreign affairs specialist had served Javits since 1975 and earlier worked for Gov Hugh Carey and Senator Mondale.
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New York
UPI
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Istanbul
Turkey
U.S
Tel Aviv
Harold Wallace Rosenthal
Javits
el al
Rosenthal
Hugh Carey
Brooklyn
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
van Leer Institute
Jerusalem
Hal
Sniper Victim Dies In Wichita Downtowner Shooting
A third victim died after a downtown sniping attack in Wichita. Teen suspect Michael Soles, 19, from Sand Springs Oklahoma, explained to police his motive but officials would not release details until court. The attack began on the Holiday Inn Plaza top floor, with two rifles and a lunch pail.
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Wichita
Kan
UPI
Kansas
Michael Soles
Sand Springs
Okla
Raymond Murrow
Soles
Holiday Inn Plaza
Las Vegas court clerk given legal counsel in bid to keep job
Directors of the Las Vegas City Employees Association voted unanimously to supply ousted court clerk Margret James with legal counsel as she appeals firing by Judge Robert Moon Mullen for refusing to swear in a witness over religious reasons. The appeal to the Civil Service Board waits on a city attorney ruling on using affirm in court.
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Las Vegas
CEA
Association
Mullen
James
Counterfeit Passer Convicted in Las Vegas Trial
Frank John Cancellieri a casino dealer from Las Vegas was convicted by a seven man five woman federal jury after two hours of deliberation on two counts of possession and attempting to pass counterfeit money. Sentencing is set for September 17 with a pre sentence report to be prepared.
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Las Vegas
Frank John Cancellieri
S. McLeod
U.S
Hilton
Hilton Security
Cancellieri
Metro
California firm sues Nevada outfit over tub business tricks
Rimstock Inc files a 2.4 million federal suit in Las Vegas claiming unfair competition and fraud against Roma Marble Inc and Morris N. Sussman of Encino. The suit says Sussman worked exclusively for Kimstock, then started Roma Marble and used Kimstock client lists while remaining on Kimstock salary and using a company car. Kimstock seeks injunctive relief, actual damages of 600000, plus 1.8 million in punitive damages to be trebled, with a hearing set for August 26 before U S District Judge Roger Foley.
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California
Las Vegas
Nevada
Rimstock, Inc
Roma Marble, Inc
Oquendo Road
Morris N. Sussman
Encino
Calif
Kimstock
Sussman
Roma Marble
Kimstock Company
Fron
USS. Dist
Roger Foley
Woman Fatally Shot in Las Vegas Home Dispute
A 24 year old North Las Vegas woman Frances Diane Saulter was shot several times in the head and upper torso with a small caliber pistol at her home 2605 Donna St apartment B. She died at the scene. Her estranged husband Earl Saubter 23 was arrested later and jailed. The victim worked at the Dunes Hotel and had ongoing marital problems with Saubter for about a year.
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Mark Falen
Wichita
St. Francis Hospital
North Las Vegas
Frances Diane Saulter
Donna St
Earl Saubter
Sauuter
Dunes
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Angela Davis
Pinnell
Spain
Talamantes
Drumgo
Tate
Robert Carrow
Supreme Court
Pinell
Johnathan
Stephen Bingham
Connecticut
Bingham
Vicki
Mormon
Tokyo
Yutaka Hirano
Ord
Falen
Arony
Murrow
Galena Mason
Sole
Lewis Kibbe
Joseph Goulart
Television
Camermap
Elmer W. Hensley
Nsw
Audi
Volvo
BMW
EPA
Detroit
Sunland Motors
E. Fremont
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