Three Girl Scouts Slain at Locust Grove Camp
Three campers aged 8 9 and 10 were beaten to death in their tent at a Girl Scouts camp near Locust Grove Oklahoma on Monday morning. Investigators said one killer may have targeted the end tent with no arrest made and the camp was closed for the week as authorities pursue leads.
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Davis Sues to Oust Summa Chief Amid Estate Fight
Davis seeks removal of Delaware administrator Lummis in a complex dispute over control of Summa, the Hughes Institute, and a planned estate division. The brief argues Lummis misused power, favored his own group, and should replace funds posted for the bond. Chancellor William Marvel will hear the case in Wilmington.
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Ray May Return to Federal Custody After Escape
Ray James Earl Ray, returned to Brushy Mountain prison after 54 hours of freedom. He is placed in administrative segregation in a one-man cell in Block D with limited movement and meals in cell. A federal hearing will determine potential new charges for escape and affect parole prospects from his 99 year sentence. The warden noted Ray endured the escape period and lost his laundry job while awaiting the hearing.
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Retirement program reassessment to address fairness
President Carter announced a blue ribbon commission to reassess the government's civilian and military retirement programs. He cited alleged unfairness in civilian pensions while criticizing double dipping by retirees and said the study would cover federal, state, and local pension systems to address inequities and financial soundness.
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Freed Yanks Refuse To Identify Themselves On Cuba Release
Ten Americans freed from Cuban jails refuse to identify themselves or discuss experiences citing fear for comrades still imprisoned. A source says they fear reprisals from Castro regime and prefer anonymity as they depart Havana for the United States via Mexico City.
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Burials await as South Moluccans brace for funerals
On the eve of funerals for six South Moluccan terrorists slain during a hijacked train raid, tensions rise in Assen and surrounding areas. Survivors accuse captors of cold blooded killings as investigations into two hostages’ deaths proceed. charges loom for captured attackers.
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Judge To Rule Monday In Bramlet Murder Case
Testimony detailed a boiler room meeting at Binion's Horseshoe Club and a desert dig that uncovered Bramlet jewelry. Police tracked the items to Wendy Hanley, leading to her arrest on murder and kidnapping charges while witness Peoples, a former investigator, testified about his role and alliance shifts.
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