Suspect appeals in tape recorded killing
Seattle police detective David T. Smith 33 was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Nicholas G. Kyreacos 26 in an alley on Nov 20. A taped recording of the shooting, hidden under Kyreacos clothing, was played to the jury three times prompting an appeal on admissibility. Kyreacos widow and stepdaughter filed a 1.1 million claim against the city.
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Virginia
Branko Ellich
Weekend Violence Sparks Tight Security in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland faced a weekend of violence with bomb blasts and ambushes killing eight, including IRA militants and British soldiers. An IRA attack in Londonderry killed a soldier, raising four-year death tolls. four gunmen seized four petty officers at a U S Navy station, with one officer escaping during a chaotic escape. Police increased border and city-center searches as thousands joined St Patrick's Day parades in multiple towns. In Saigon, government troops battled North Vietnamese forces in the Central Highlands near Kontum, with 72 killed and 108 wounded, while Cambodian fighting worsened around Oudong near Phnom Penh.
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Alioto urges halt to 11 day San Francisco school walkout
Mayor Joseph P. Alioto called a 10 am meeting with striking teachers and school administrators to end an 11 day walkout amid a city workers strike. The San Francisco Federation of Teachers demanded higher pay and better terms while the Classroom Teachers Association urged safe return to classes. Attendance plunged below 25 percent as buses and transit remained down and janitorial and food staff stayed off picket lines.
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San Francisco Federation of Teachers
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U S Plans Windmill Plant at Cleveland Space Center
The government will spend 665000 over two years to test a Space-age windmill at Lewis Research Center in Cleveland. An experimental 125-foot rotor atop a 125-foot tower will generate up to 100 kilowatts at the Plum Brook test area in Sandusky Ohio, sponsored by the NSF.
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Shelling continues on Golan as talks loom
United Press International reports intensified artillery exchanges along the Golan Heights cease fire lines between Israel and Syria. Israel’s Dayan to travel to Washington for indirect talks on force separation, with Kissinger returning from the Soviet visit possibly guiding dates. Both sides claim casualties as they trade tanks artillery and antitank fire for more than eight hours. Syrian sources say 14 Israeli batteries and five tanks were destroyed while four Syrians died and 12 wounded. Israel reports no casualties. Oil ministers conference in Vienna sees Syria push to withhold lifting the embargo until full Israeli withdrawal from 1967 and 1973 war territories.
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Syria
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Moshe Diyan Woud
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United States
Hearst aims to satisfy SLA by broadcast and aid pledge
Randolph Hearst seeks a live TV appearance by two SLA jailed members to discuss their latest demands and revamps a 2 million dollar aid program for the poor as he vows to keep his word and bring Patricia Hearst home quickly while Syria Israel talks stall over April summit timing in Beirut.
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UPI
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Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Oakland
Marcus Foster
San Francisco Examiner
Patricia
Litvinov Leaves USSR To Seek Asylum In Vienna US
Pavel Litvinov, grandson of Stalin's foreign minister, an active dissident, departed Moscow for Vienna and then the United States. At Sheremetyevo airport more than twenty Jewish activists and dissidents greeted the 33 year old chemical research engineer with hugs, kisses, and champagne.
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UPI
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Josef V. Stalin
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United States
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Migraine Headaches Described by Dr. Anderson
Dr. Eugene Anderson explains migraine as a severe headache with throbbing pain often starting at the base of the skull. Symptoms include heightened senses, nausea, and visual disturbances, with nerve pressure at the skull base cited as a cause and chiropractic treatment offered as effective.
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