Judge Denies Angela Davis Bail in Habeas Case
A federal judge refused to free Angela Davis and barred extradition to California on murder and kidnapping charges pending appeal. Judge Marvin E. Frankel said California Superior Court is the proper forum for defense objections and noted federal review or removal to a California federal court could be possible if justice is denied in California. Davis, 26, a former UCLA philosophy instructor, was arrested in New York in October and is accused in the San Rafael courthouse shooting that left a hostage judge and three others injured.
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New York
Angela Davis
California
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Marvin Ks. Frankel
Nixon and Heath Meet at Camp David for Talks
President Nixon and British Prime Minister Edward Heath flew to Camp David in Maryland for four hours of discussions. They met at Laurel Lodge and Aspen Lodge with advisers to discuss Vietnam and other international questions before returning to Washington.
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Thurmont
Nixon
Edward Heath
Camp David
Heath
Laurel Lodge
Aspen Lodge
Washington
Nixon Lodge
KU Theft Report From Laundry Truck on Campus
KU police logged a theft from an Acme Laundry truck parked in front of Ellsworth Residence Hall at 1 40 p m Thursday. A witness saw two black men take clothing from the truck. Other thefts reported involve wallets stolen from male residents of Stephenson Scholarship Hall last weekend.
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Kansas University
Acme
Ellsworth
Stephenson Scholarship Hall
Haskell Students Begin Christmas Vacation by Bus and Train
Eight chartered buses carry about 320 students from Haskell Indian Junior College home for Christmas. Some travel by train or plane. returns set for Jan 4. Buses go to Albuquerque Tulsa and Denver. others may stay due to distance or cost. A faculty fund will aid remaining students with gifts and activities. Lawrence Indian Center urges host homes for Christmas Day with contact numbers provided.
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Haskell Indian Junior College
Haskell
Albuquerque
N.M
Tulsa
Okla
Denver
Colo
Alaska
Lew Llewellyn
Lawrence Indian Center
Abortion Numbers Reported After Law Change in New York
The State Health Department reports 34 175 induced abortions in New York during the first four months of the law’s effect from July 1 to October 31. Of these, 21 568 were performed on New York residents.
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Albany, N.Y
State Health Department
New York State
New York
Bids Taken For Mineral Lease Rights Off Louisiana Coast
The Interior Department approved bids totaling 883 million dollars for mineral leases on 116 tracts covering over 500000 acres off southwest Louisiana. Officials accepted 845.8 million for 108 leases while rejecting 5.5 million in bids on 41 tracts for being too low. The top bid was 38.18 million by a eight company combine including Placid Hunt Kewanee Transocean General Crude Highland Resources Hamilton Bros Petroleum. The highest per acre bid was 12 874 for a 2500 acre tract by Pennzoil Mobil Texas Production Mesa Petroleum.
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New Orleans
Interior Department
Louisiana
Placid, Hunt, Kewanee
Transocean
General Crude
Highland Resources
Hamilton Bros. Petroleum
Hamilton Bros
Pennzoi
Mobil Oil
Texas Production
Mesa Petroleum Companies
KU Security Checks ID on Campus Amid Budget Debate
University officials report ongoing campus ID checks, mostly at night, with a 10 30 a m incident. vagrancy charges possible if destination and origin cannot be explained. Budget cuts prompt losses of 12 unclassified faculty positions. austerity plan relies on vacancies and board of regents requests.
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Kansas University
University Council
Robert Docking
James Bibb
Docking
Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
University
Wisconsin University
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