Prosecution Up To Local Law In SU Campus Shooting
A state inquiry says local authorities must decide criminal liability in the Southern University shooting where Denver Smith and Leonard Brown were killed. The panel found the fatal buckshot came from a deputy area but did not identify shooters or six bystanders. The report notes possible grand jury action and cites no conclusive intent.
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Baton Rouge
Southern University
Sixen
Denver A. Smith
New Roads
Leonard D. Brown
Gilbert
William J. Guste Jr
East Baton Rouge Parish
New Orleans
Wwil-Tv
FBI
Smith
Brown
Leon G. Netterville
Netterville
Guste
Edwin Edwards
Southern
Stolen Raphael Madonna Recovered in Los Angeles
A Raphael Madonna and Child, valued over $1 million and stolen in 1970 from Charles Elkins in Los Angeles, was recovered at an investment firm’s offices. Three men were arrested. The painting, believed taken to England, surfaced after police posed as buyers. Gloria McMurdie, an employee, reported the approach by suspects.
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Los Angeles
Atlantic Ocean
Raphael Sanzio
Charles Elkins
Raphael
Elkins
William Boyd
San Francisco
England
Gloria McMurdie
Missouri Escapee Killed In Arizona Prison Break
Florence Arizona AP report says inmate Frederick Macon 30 was killed when a tower guard fired at close range during an apparent escape from Arizona State Prison. Inmate Paul Jorgeson 26 was injured after falling from a 20 foot tower. Nick Cox 27 distracted the guard as the trio allegedly worked on appeals in the prison library.
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Florence, Ariz
Arizona State Prison
Bud Gomes
Frederick Macon
Gomes
Macon
Paul Jorgeson
Jorgeson
Nick Cox
Pinal County General Hospital
Florence
Phoenix
Randolph County
Missouri
Arizona
Navajo County
Pima County
Arizona Supreme Court
Tucson
Cox
Plan For No-Fault Insurance Filed
Two no fault auto insurance plans with stark differences were outlined for the 1973 Missouri legislative session. The proposals seek to replace or reform tort claims with no fault coverage while preserving tort actions for severe injuries. Differences include license conditions, deductible options, payout limits, and medical reporting requirements. Both include exemptions for DUI, felonies, and self inflicted injuries and add related safety and tax provisions in other bills.
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Jefferson City
Ralph Uthalut Jr
Florence
Europe
Vernon King
D-Lawson
Uthlaut
King
Ubhlaut
Senate
House
W.E. Blackwell
Dhermann
J. Anthony Dill
Blackwell
William B. Waters
Dliberty
Car Makers Told To Back Ad Claims
The FTC orders twelve automakers to substantiate more than 100 advertising claims for 1972 1973 models within 60 days. The list includes American Motors Chrysler Ford General Motors Renault Saab Subaru Toyota Volkswagen Volvo and others. Claims cited cover Gremlin weight and horsepower, Volvo leg room and trunk size, VW cost, Cadillac resale, Mercury Marquis comfort, and Dodge durability.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
General Motors
Volvo
American Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
British Leyland Motors Inc
Fiat-Roosevelt Motors Inc
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Renault Inc
Saab-Scania of America Inc
Subaru of America Inc
Toyota Motor
Volkswagen
Russian Dissident Chalidze Stranded, Prefers Exile Abroad
AP Special Correspondent Peter Arnett portrays Valery H Chalidze a Russian physicist and dissident stripped of passport and citizenship while lecturing in the United States He and his wife Vera face a future apart from home as they seek safety and freedom in exile with the USSR still claimed as his country by Chalidze and his partner choosing exile over prison.
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Peter Arnett
NEW York (Ap
Valery H. Chalidze
Manhattan
Vera
Chalidze
Soviet Union
United States
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Russia
Miller Claims Solid Lead In Mine Workers Vote
Washington AP Miners for Democracy reports Arnold Miller leading W A Boyle in the government supervised election counts. Officials tally 31,345 for Miller and 26,145 for Boyle, with about half of the roughly 130,000 votes from 1,300 locals in 25 states reported so far. The latest numbers show Miller extending his lead.
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Washington
Miners For Democracy
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony’’ Boyle
Miller
Labor Department
Boyle
Miller Leads Boyle in Court Ordered Election Count
Miller holds a slight edge over Boyle with about 55 percent of votes counted in a court ordered election. The tally is being prepared in a guarded Labor Department counting room where sealed ballots were shipped after the December 18 election.
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Miller
Boyle
Labor Department
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James Keogh
Time Magazine
Nixon
U.S. Information Service
John J. Heizer
Audrain County
County
Audrain
State of
Faye. Gee
Fern H. Baker
Jerome W. Seigfreid Edwards, Seigfreid, Runge
St. Louis
Worrell’s
South Washington
Lawrence Drug
the Ledger
The
Dew
Dixie
V.F.W
Mexico
Lavern Jones
Bulova
Lawrence
Cloud Nine
Cloud Nine West Plaza
Mon
Neqrf
Santa’ Sikes
Wexien
Hwy
Tower Loan Company
Pete Wilson
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Firestone
C.E. Brewer
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
N. Lindbergh
Hazelwood
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