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Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1976

Page

5

Angolan mercenaries on trial defend actions and orders

Col Costas Georgiou testified he ordered the 12 mercenaries and covered their executions in Angola. Andrew McKenzie admitted participating in an execution under orders amid claims some men were disemboweled before shooting. The Angolan court considers death by firing squad for the group as the five man revolutionary tribunal hears the case. The defendants include three Americans Gary Acker Daniel Grillo and three Britons plus one Greek Cypriot.

Angola Costas Georgiou Col. Callan Georgiou Britain Fiveman Revolutionary Tribunal Cyprus McKenzie England Sam Copeland National Front For the Liberation of Angola National Front Marxist Popular Movement Gary Acker Sacramento Daniel Gustavo Grillo Jersey City N.J

Tornado Swarm Hits Dakota Causing Damage

Tornadoes touched down in eastern North Dakota Friday night and Saturday tossing a car two miles, causing damage but no injuries. A tornado watch was posted Saturday night for parts of Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin according to the National Weather Service and United Press International.

United Press International North Dakota Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin National Weather Service Twisters Valley City Drayton Grafton Neche Jamestown South Dakota Richard Kneip Bloomington Mississippi Valley Great Lakes Lake Superior Weather Service Illinois Nebraska Mississippi River Ohio Valley

Release of Heiress In Infants Deaths Case

Harriett Emory freed on 50000 bail while her husband Joseph and son Alan stay in jail on 10 and five murder counts respectively over alleged delivery of unlicensed infants at their Highland Park clinic. Prosecutors say half of the infants were stillborn or died soon after birth as a grand jury probe continues.

Los Angeles UPI Harriett Emory Sybil Brand Institute Joseph Emory Emorys Alan Highland Park Emory

Marine Drill Sergeant Faces Trial In Pugil Stick Death

The general court martial of S Sgt Harold L Bronson began at San Diego's Marine Corps Recruit Depot. He commands the Motivation Platoon in which Pvt Lynn McClure died after pugil stick bouts on December 6. McClure, 20, from Lufkin Texas, suffered brain surgery and coma before his death March 13. The case followed a congressional probe and a $3.5 million wrongful death suit by the victim's family. Six Marines received nonjudicial punishment from the colonel and a captain.

San Diego UPS Marine Corps Recruit Depot Harold L. Bronson Freeport Fla Lynn McClure McClure Lufkin Texas Marine Corps Eeeaining Regiment Denege Lyre

Karate experts demolish house in world record run

Fifteen karate men from six San Antonio schools demolition team up to flatten a six room frame house in five hours and two minutes, beating the previous world record by 58 minutes in 90 degree heat for KTSA radio promotion. The record holder was a British team and the San Antonio group will submit their time to Cosmase Dank af Warid Rarardc.

San Antonio UPI KTSA Great Britain Cosmase Dank Af Warid Rarardc

Detroit Mayor suspends 132 workers over residency rule

Mayor Coleman Young cited a century old residency statute to suspend 132 Detroit city employees without pay. The majority were police and fire personnel who plan to appeal, following years of court and arbitration rulings on enforcement.

Detroit UPI Coleman A. Young Michigan Supreme Courts Young

Pro-Lifers Lose Bid to Move Quinlan from Nursing Home

In Morristown New Jersey Judge Robert Muir Jr refused a request by the Human Life Amendment Group to order the removal of Karen Quinlan from Morris View Nursing Home. He said he could not overrule a prior state supreme court decision allowing her transfer from St Clare's Hospital to the nursing home.

Morristown N.J UPI Karen Quinlan Robert Muir Jr Human Life Amendment Group Miss Quinlan Morris View St. Clare's Hospital Muir Supreme Court Karen Joseph and Julia Quinlan St. Clare’s

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