Teenage couple charged with grand larceny after elopement
Harvey J. Wurtzberger and Deborah Ann Fine both 16 of the Bronx eloped Aug 3, then traveled to Washington DC three days later. They allegedly financed their spree with $55,800 stolen from Deborah's father, theater manager David Fine, to buy a $4,000 convertible and party at hotels and clubs. The father offered forgiveness, but the district attorney pressed the case.
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Senate OKs Salary for McCarthy Lawyer
Washington reports Sen. McCarthy won approval for Senate funds to hire a lawyer for his committee defense during the forthcoming investigation. The decision came as subcommittee members hinted at releasing their report next week and as McCarthy prepared to resume probes after August. Edward Bennett Williams was named as the likely counsel for McCarthy, while the group debated tax and VOA related issues amid broader political tensions.
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Phenix City Death Case: Paterson Murder Probe Grows
Hopeful signs arise as state investigations deepen the murder case of A L Paterson shot outside his Phenix City law office June 18 after his primary win. Prosecutors aim to present a case to the grand jury in Birmingham about vote fraud ties and related matters, with several loose ends yet to be resolved.
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Striking Bavarian Metal Workers Clash With Police
In Bavaria, a fifth day of a metal workers strike over an 18 cent hourly raise led to clashes with police at Siemens and other sites. Police and pickets battled as nonstrikers attempted to reach plants amid arrests. union and employers dispute current worker turnout and wage offers.
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