Expert Says Japanese Give Terrorism Boost
LA AP report quotes H Anthony Cooper and Irving Goldaber at the IACP convention. Cooper says Japan paid ransom and bowed to terrorists, warning future uplift and urging greater prevention and intelligence for law enforcement. Goldaber outlines four hostage crisis principles. Also reports on two criminal convictions and Kentucky education funding remarks.
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Los Angeles
Entebbe
Red Army
H. Anthony Cooper
American University
Cooper
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Washington
Irving Goldaber
Brooklyn College
IACP
Horror Stories Stop Sterilization Conference Calls Moratorium
A nationwide conference urged a halt to sterilization until federal rules exist. About 60 church, women’s and civil rights groups backed a moratorium after horror stories of procedures by government agencies. Proposals include 30 to 60 day waiting periods, 21 year age minimum, and bilingual, adequate counseling.
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Washington
Puerto Rico
Interreligious Foundation For Community Organization
National Council of Churches
Base Transfer Battle Goes On In Court
The Richards Gebaur to Scott Air Force Base transfer dispute heads back to court with hearings set for the week of November 14 in the 8th U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Kansas City and Jackson County appeal Judge Collinsons injunction blocking the move citing an inadequate environmental impact statement. About 3,700 workers face job eliminations or relocations, with 2,184 moving to Scott and 42 to Keesler Mississippi.
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ST. Louis
Richards-Gebaur
Scott
Keesler Air Force Base
Mississippi
Kansas City
Air Force
Belleville
Man Admits Bombing City Hall in Baytown
Terry B. McLain testified that he helped William J. Wayman place a bomb outside Baytown City Hall on May 27 to destroy a friend's police records. McLain had pleaded guilty. prosecutors seek probation in exchange for his testimony. Wayman was to be tried on a robbery charge when the bombing occurred. he has been convicted of the robbery.
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Kansas City
Baytown
Terry B. McLain
Wayman
McLain
Lawyer seeks exhumation of third poisoning victim
An attorney for a Bethalto man charged in the poisoning deaths of two people says he will seek exhumation of a third body to build the case. The move comes as prosecutors pursue additional evidence in the EDWARDSVILLE Illinois case.
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Edwardsville, al
Bethalto, I
Vote records show price controls removed from natural gas
The Senate passed an amendment by a 50 to 46 vote to remove price controls on newly discovered natural gas. Republican supporters were Danforth, Dole, and Pearson with a Kan and Mo. Democrat Eagleton opposed. In a separate case, attorney Hale W. Brown asserted a suspect in a family poisoning may be connected to a graveyard exhumation request, with Hanei held on a $2 million bond in Edwardsville.
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Washington
Senate
Danforth
Dole
Kan
Pearson
Eagleton
Nutrition Sessions At City Health Unit Conferences
Nutrition sessions on food and nutritional benefits for women, infants, and children are held at the City County Health Unit offices at 602 E Monroe St this week through Wednesday from 8 30 am to 3 30 pm by appointment only A family planning session is set for 6 30 pm Thursday and child health conferences will be Thursday from 9 am to noon all by appointment only A free blood pressure check is offered Friday from 9 am to noon with no appointment required.
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E. Monroe St
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