Ex Justice Harlan Dies Of Cancer at 72
Washington AP John Marshall Harlan former Supreme Court justice dies of cancer at 72 in a Washington hospital. Nixon calls him one of the century's giants. He retired after 18 years on the court. Rehnquist named to replace him. Funeral services planned in Weston Connecticut.
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Washington
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
Nixon
Harlan
William H. Rehnquist
George Washington University Hospital
Potter Stewart
E.H. Dillingham
New York City
Stewart
Justice Harlan
Warren E. Burger
Burger
High Court
Eisenhower
Felix Frankfurter
Hugo L. Black
Black
Chicago
Princeton University
Oxford
New York Law School
New York
U.S. Court of Appeals
Weston
Conn
Taylor To Mental Hospital In Death Case
Staff Sgt. Andrew Taylor, 20, of Bowling Green Missouri, was ordered to a state mental hospital for a psychiatric evaluation to determine fitness for trial in the torture death of his 7 year old step-daughter Victoria Mullen. He faces first degree murder charges. The incident occurred December 22 after the child was hospitalized. The affidavit cites repeated abuse including tying the girl to a door with a belt and beating. The family moved to Great Falls around November 30.
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Great Falls
Mont
Andrew Taylor
Bowling Green
R.J. Neblson
Air Force
Warm Springs State Hospital
Taylor
Malstrom Air Force Base
Victoria Mullen
Cascade County
Champagne And Caviar Are Selling Plentifully
New York AP report notes strong demand for champagne and caviar in early 1971. Imports rose or held steady, though caviar remained scarce and pricier, with many shoppers stocking ahead amid expected price rises and currency shifts. Domestic champagne supply was ample, whileexports and Gulf Coast factors influenced pricing.
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New York
California
Sherry Lehman, Inc
France
Dallas
Neiman-Marcus Co
Bollinger
Chicago
Department of Commerce
Romanoff Caviar Co
Caspian Sea
Prison Innovation: Inmates Return to Community Programs
The Associated Press surveys five Midwest states Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Iowa and Nebraska on prison reforms easing inmate reentry. Work release education and home visitation expand while Nebraska Iowa Kansas and Oklahoma push outside jobs and counseling new forms aid transition.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Nebraska
McAlester
Granite
Oklahoma City
Lincoln
Robert N. Woodson
Nal
Omaha
Sociz
Yuey
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American Legion Hall
Centralia
Gary & the Rhythm Boys
Hong Kong
Mexico, MO
Sam Daswani
Mexico
Thete
U.S
Mercy
Ater
Wales
Hwy
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