Defense Looks To Appeal After Trial
In Los Angeles AP reports one of the four defendants in the Sharon Tate murder case, Charles Manson, and his attorneys plan a possible future appeal after the trial. They abandoned a mistrial bid tied to Nixon's Denver remarks and focus on post trial avenues.
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LOS Angeles
Charles M. Manson
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Fauuae
Manson
Nixon
Miss Krenwinkel
Susan Atsins
Leslie van Houten
Bugtlosi
Las August
Sharon Tate
Reimeyay
Uyu UE
Wiggins
Thotsand Miles
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Down Under ad draws 9000 US teachers to Australia
An invitation Teach in the happy country down under drew 9000 inquiries from US teachers seeking positions in New South Wales schools. Cecil Rubie of the Education Ministry said the ad ran in major US papers and in Canada Britain spurred interest. California produced about 3000 inquiries, with other large numbers from New York, Maryland, and Connecticut.
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Sydney
Australia
United States
New South Wales
Cecil Rubie
Washington
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Chicago
Canada
Britain
Sun
California
Ed Nixon
Celineation Ministry
Manson
Maryland
Connecticut
Fandanta
Rubie
U.S
Summer Classes Completed at Mexico Public Schools
The summer session directed by Mrs. Marjorie Hagan closed Friday at Mexico Public Schools. Awards were presented across multiple categories including Art, Library, Music, Recreation, Shop, and Achievement with numerous students named for distinctions such as Perfect Attendance, Citizenship, and Good Citizen among many others.
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Mexico
Judy Heilwagon
Ellen Englen
Lord Jones
Teresa Thomas
Terry Durham
Brian Snell
Brenda Snell
Ronda Field
Lynna Durham
Myra Palmer
Danryl Cole
Robyn White
Nelly Belsher
Debra Munford
Kathy Jennings
Mark Prater
Emily Singleton
Elizabeth van Boening
Cynthia Piper
Glen Kehl
Matthew Lawrence
Robin Hord
Mark Weakley
Ellen Enslen
Don Rummans
Doug Nichols
Mark Spencer
Tina Willams
Dexter West
Rhonda Coates
Timmy Deardorff
Lester Rummans
Dennis Henderson
Jill Woolfolk
Terese Rankin
Beverly Pettebaum
Jacqueline Lewis
Lynna
Durham
Dale Jaeger
Debra Woods
Chevrolet Vega unveiled in Detroit subcompact race
Chevrolet announces the Vega, a four model subcompact aimed at American buyers. It promises 26 to 30 mpg with a 110 to 180 hp range, goes on sale next month with pricing announced shortly before Sept. 10. The Vega competes with the Gremlin and VW Beetle amid GM research claims.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
John Z. DeLorean
General Motors
American Motors
Ford
Volkswagen
Washington
Presia
Louisiana
Democrat Motors
Denver
Pinto
Nixon
Manson
Boggs
Charles E. Wiggins
Calif
Wiggins
Vega
Enrollment Totals Noted From School Report
According to Mrs. Hagan the enrollment total for one school stands at 241. The list of names includes George, Martin Kehl, Roger Brooks, Linda Lewis, Elton Henderson, James Johnson, and others along with helpers such as Kim, Beverly Pettebaum, Brenda Rise, Debbie Frey, and Eljeana Goff.
Youth Conservation Corps Bill Passed by Senate
Washington AP reports the Senate sent a bill to the President authorizing the Agriculture Department to create a Youth Conservation Corps. The program would employ youths from 15 to 18 for up to 90 days.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Youth Conservation Corps
Missouri Joins Car Pollution Antitrust Suit
Fifteen states led by Missouri ask the U S Supreme Court to find leading auto manufacturers violated antitrust laws by delaying pollution control device research and installation. Defendants include General Motors Ford Chrysler American Motors and the Automobile Manufacturers Association.
Absentee tally could decide Kansas lieutenant governor race
About 1,000 absentee ballots to be counted today may determine the Democratic nomination between Richard Rome and Jack Steineger after close final unofficial returns. Gov. Docking backed Steineger. Kent Frizzell led seven Republicans but offered no slate.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert Docking
Jack Steineger
Richard Rome
Reno
Steineger
Rome
Atty
Kent Frizzell
GOP
Govmor
Local races show Billings leads Shultz by slim margin
On Thursday August 6 1970 L A Bud Billings of Overland Park a former sheriff and former director of the state Motor Vehicle Department held a 117 vote edge over state Senator Reynolds Shultz of Lawrence 397 to 47260 in the contest.
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L. A
Bud” Billings
Overland Park
State Motor Vehicle Department
Reynolds Shultz
Lawrence
Bank Bandits Use Car Troubles To Abduct Mot Wanted
Four masked bandits robbed the Blue Hills Bank of Commerce at 6100 Troost in Kansas City, escaping with an undetermined amount of cash. Unable to start the getaway car, they forced motorist Jim McCue to drive them a short distance before abandoning the vehicle. McCue was unharmed. Edward M. Johnson, bank vice president and cashier, said two of the three robbers drew revolvers and ordered people to lie on the floor.
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Kansas City
Blue Hills Bank of Commerce
Troost
Jim McCue
McCue
Edward M. Johnson
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Bugliost
Irving Kanark
Aramayv Inromansnn
Ss. Nar
Woodmen Life
Gerald D. Goff
P.O
Woodmen OF America
Rock Island
Klingla
MPL
Missouri Power & Light Company
Pi Missouri Power & Light Company
A&b Prescription
North
Rep. Boggs
Missouri
Chrysler
Airtemp
Corporation
Adkisson Hiearine
West Boulevard
Global Travel Service
Hoxsey Hotel
REDE
Iplasticware
Wellsville
Chamber OF Commerce
Paul Koelling
Texaco
Liberty
Ledger
Park & Shop
E. Breckenridge
Kentucky Tavern
Old Charter Conrad
Seagram’s
Jaques
Cold Duck
Calvert’s
Old Taylor Ceramic
Collector's
Dewitt’s Auto Sales
Buell, Mo
Parkview Christian Church
Centralia, Missouri
Roy Lincoln
Claude Robertson
Kakac
Kenneth Daum
John Goins
Walter Hill
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