CIA Drug Death Case Ends With $1.25 Million Payout
The federal government will pay $1.25 million to the Olson family over Frank Olson's 1953 death by self fall after CIA gave him LSD without consent. The agreement includes access to the complete CIA file and public disclosure of the report, following Ford administration negotiations and a Rockefeller Commission finding of illegal drug tests.
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FOR JOAN LITTLE COURT NIXES NEW TRIAL
The North Carolina State Supreme Court refused Joan Little’s bid for a new trial on larceny and breaking and entering as she awaited appeal on those charges. Little had been acquitted of murder in the slaying of jailer Clarence Alligood after testifying he assaulted her.
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New Codes Studied For Judges
A Reno committee will draft a Nevada judges code of conduct with enforcement provisions. Chief Justice Gunderson says the effort aims to prevent impropriety and provide remedies. the panel includes municipal, justice, and district judges and will meet at the National College of State Judiciary.
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National College of State Judiciary
Frank Tully Dies A Longtime Character Actor
Hollywood. Frank Tully known as Frank Thomas Sullivan died at 67 from natural causes at the Motion Picture Home and Hospital, Woodland Hills. He appeared in hundreds of films as self boiled cops and humorous sidekicks across a 50 year career. A funeral service was planned for Saturday morning with private interment. He started in vaudeville and on Broadway in Girl Crazy in 1935.
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Ford seeks federal matching funds in 1976 campaign
President Ford asked the Federal Election Commission for 390 211 in matching funds and the FEC certified eligibility for Ford Bentsen Sanford Wallace Reagan Udall Jackson Carter Harris and Harris to receive federal money. The action could trigger Treasury disbursements soon after year start pending a possible injunction.
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