Harrisburg 7 jury deadlocked over Berrigan conspiracy case
The Harrisburg Seven jury, now on its sixth day of deliberations, remains deadlocked over conspiracy charges against antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and six others accused of plotting to kidnap White House aide Henry Kis singer. The judge reviewed the conspiracy definition a third time as defense protests persisted.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Seven
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White House
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S. District Court
R. Dixon Herman
Nixon plan backs methadone as legitimate treatment
The Nixon administration seeks federal recognition of methadone as legitimate medical treatment for heroin addiction with tight controls. Proposed rules would bar individual doctors from running programs, remove methadone from corner stores, restrict under 18 access, and require detailed record keeping and inspections by FDA and health officials.
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Tom Seppy
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Jerome H. Jaffe
White House
Special Action Office For Drug Abuse
Federal Register
Jaffe
Food and Drug Administration
Public Health Service
Photographers and Officers Testify in Davis Trial Tapes
In Marin County Civic Center shootout testimony, a photographer and three law officers recall shouted demands to free the Soledad Brothers during the 1970 hostage crisis. The trial hinges on Angela Davis alleged involvement with guns and the motive of freeing George Jackson.
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Calif
Angela Davis
Marin County Civic Center
Soledad Brothers
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
Miss Davis
George Jackson
Jackson
Fleeta Drumgo
John Cluchette
Soledad Prison
San Quentin
Drumgo
Cluchette
Albert Harris Jr
Richard E. Arnason
Watching TV Is Alberta's Favorite Pastime
A Human Resources Research Council report shows television as the most popular activity in Alberta. The study finds about half the population watches two hours nightly.
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Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Human Resources Research Council
ITT Stock Purchase By Teachers Probed
Ohio Attorney General William Brown said he is investigating the July purchase by the State Teachers Retirement System of 120000 ITT shares. The sale followed by a $1.2 million price drop in August. An associate of Ralph Nader alleged Lazard Freres dumped stock before an ITT antitrust settlement. The retirement system denies deception.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Brown
State Teachers Retirement System
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Brown
ITT
Justice Department
Ralph Nader
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
U.S. Justice Department
Reuben Robertson
Lazard Freres
Felix Rohatyn
Herschel Pittenger
Pittenger
Cincinnati Man Given 120 Year Sentence in Manslaughter Case
One of two men convicted of first degree manslaughter in Cincinnati received a 120 year prison term. Charles Hanshaw, 28, was sentenced by Judge Ralph Kohnen for the beating death of John Sage, 49, on September 11, 1970. Betty Murphy, 36, was placed on five years probation for the fatal shooting of Helen Kershaw, 25, on September 4.
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Cincinnati
Charles Hanshaw
Ralph Kohnen
Hamilton County Commons ‘Pleas Court
Hanshaw
John Sage
Betty Murphy
Queen City
William R. Matthews
Common Pleas Court
Helen Kershaw
Cincinnat
Scout Training Session Slated
A new training course for scoutmasters assistants and troop committeemen will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Civic Association. It is titled The Boy Scout Program and will be directed by William Harbaum district training committee chairman with assistants Joe Hoffman Jack McFarland Dr Michael Matthews and Elza Abraham.
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The
Civic Association
William Harbaum
Joe Hoffman
Jack McFarland
Michael Matthews
Elza Abraham
Fire damages Miami University zoology lab
A kerosene stove toppled during a routine experiment started a fire in Upham Hall on the Oxford campus causing about 5000 in damage to a second floor zoology lab. Two students were using the stove to burn paper as the alarm sounded and 20 students evacuated with no injuries. Cleanup began after firemen left, with estimates from Oxford fire chief Kent Shoemaker and Miami University safety director Wallace Miller.
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Oxford
Upham Hall
Miami University
Francis Traeger
Traeger
Kent Shoemaker
Oxford Fire Ihief
Wallace Miller
Miami
Cincinnati Man Sentenced In Beating Death
State Auditor Joseph Ferguson disclosed that 547000 from a Cincinnati street improvement bond fund was diverted to traffic control and street work at Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium. The funds should have come from stadium construction accounts, per an audit covering 1966 to 1970.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium
Joseph Ferguson
Ferguson
Ireland tops Europe in tavern-to-population ratio
Dublin reports that the Republic of Ireland has the highest tavern to population ratio in Europe. The AP notes the study highlights Ireland's pub culture with a dense network of public houses across the country.
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Republic of Ireland
Europe
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