Reversal of Conviction Sought in Booth Doctor Case
Richard Mudd, 77, asks President Carter to reverse the conviction of his grandfather Samuel Mudd, the Civil War era physician who treated John Wilkes Booth’s broken leg. Mudd, aided by Rep. Paul Simon and Sen. Charles Mathias, cites pardon but seeks exoneration. seven state legislatures have urged action.
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Representative chosen to attend Phi Kappa Phi convention
Lewis Ridgeway of 5812 NW Dearborn will represent Cameron University’s Phi Kappa Phi chapter at the national convention in Las Vegas next Tuesday and Wednesday. Ridgeway serves as alumni chairman of the Cameron chapter, which was installed in 1975.
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Bell executive blamed for death in internal probe
In San Antonio Texas James H Ashley the Southwestern Bell official fired after an internal AT&T probe testifies that the investigation prompted T O Gravitt vice president for Texas to take his own life in Dallas October 17 1974 Gravitt death followed the probe and Ashley says he was fired during the probe and joined in a 29 million damages suit against Southwestern Bell and AT&T asserting he was fired unjustly and that Gravitt was hounded to death by the inquiry.
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