Could Have Been All Done By Mail in Moscow Summit
In Moscow the signing ceremony for several Soviet American accords drew praise for efficiency with no need for President Nixon’s personal presence. Agreements ranged from medical science cooperation to environmental protection and space exploration, with two more set to prevent naval confrontations. Navy Secretary John Warner joined in to sign one accord inside the Kremlin.
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Pike Countian Denies Beating Little Girl
GREAT FALLS AP. Andrew Taylor 20 of Bowling Green Mo testified he assaulted Victoria Lynn Mullen only with routine discipline. Prosecutors said blood on sticks matched her Type B blood. The Air Force sergeant denied hanging the girl by her feet or swinging her to a door as his wife testified. The trial, for murder by torture, continues with cross examination pending.
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Candidate Crowds Checked By Camera
Riverside AP report notes Secret Service adds crowd surveillance at presidential rallies after the Wallace attempt. An agent photographs attendees with a device that can replay shots almost immediately, alongside a standard camera. Bremer’s Wallace rallies in Michigan are referenced in coverage.
Jury rules brain death defines death in transplant case
In Richmond, a Law and Equity Court jury found the defendants not liable in a landmark heart transplant suit. They accepted that death can occur when the brain dies even if the heart and other organs function, aligning law with medical opinion. The case centered on Bruce Tucker’s brain injury and a heart transplant to Joseph Klett, who died a week later.
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Would Reduce Nuisance Suits On Law Men
Washington AP reports House Internal Security Committee Chairman Richard H. Ichord proposes a bill requiring plaintiffs against police to post a bond. He argues this would deter frivolous suits while preserving access for genuine civil rights claims and investigations.
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Bremer Trial Set for July 12 in Maryland Case
Arthur H. Bremer, accused in the Laurel shooting of Gov. George Wallace and three others, is slated for a state court trial July 12. He faces a 24 count indictment by a Prince Georges County grand jury and federal charges for assaulting Wallace and Secret Service agent Nicholas Zarvos, plus gun law violations. A federal trial is expected to start in September after pleas of not guilty.
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Bremer Charged on State and Federal Counts
A suspect faces a swift indictment within a week or 10 days. Bonds of 200000 dollars each on state and federal charges were set. Bremer stays under heavy guard at the Baltimore County jail in Towson.
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Kirksville protests closing FAA flight station
Kirksville city officials and area pilots protested the planned FAA closure of the Kirksville airport flight service station. Attorney Russell Roberts challenged the FAA reports as invalid, while Robert I. Gale of the FAA told about 100 people that post closure on August 17 the station would be served remotely from Columbia, Missouri, with no loss of service.
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Has Heart Attack Wilbert Aust Seriously Ill
Wilbert Aust of 430 West Orange Street is in serious condition in the coronary care unit of Audrain Medical Center after a heart attack at his home Tuesday.
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Seven Million Auto Recalls Hit U S In Six Months
Detroit AP reports more recalls than ever in six months with 7.6 million cars recalled since December, most for defects in 3 to 10 year old models. GM and Ford campaigns total about $30 million. recalls trace to design, engineering and assembly line errors.
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Repair calls tied to design defects say UAW chief
Irving Bluestone, UAW president, said the recalls so far are directly attributable to engineering and product design defects. He emphasizes that the issues prompt immediate repair actions and underscore systemic quality concerns within GM.
Principal Cleared On Slap Spankings
MINNEAPOLIS AP A elementary school principal was found not guilty of assault after using reasonable force to spank and slap several students who allegedly beat another boy on the playground at Walter Park School. Judge C Williar t Sykora declared George E Lillquist innocent Thursday.
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