Kutler Murder Trial Focuses On Missing Body Credibility
In Cincinnati the murder trial of Dr. Stuart Kutler opens with questions over the missing 8-year-old Arthur Noske and the credibility of his mother Ann Marie Noske. The case moved from Cleveland after publicity. Opening statements continue as jurors are questioned.
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Cincinnati
Stuart Kutler
Kutler
Rocksville
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
Harry Hanna Kutler
Arthur G. Noske
Ann Marie Noske
Donald Nugent
Hanna
South Korean ship tests North Korea sea boundary
The Ongjin ho carrying 465 passengers left Inchon for Paenhyong do under escort as Seoul tests North Korea's new military sea boundary. North Korea banned civilian craft from the zone, which extends 50 miles from the territorial line to the economic zone in the West Sea, with uncertain Yellow Sea reach.
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Seoul
South Korea
Inchon
North Korea
Ongjin-ho
Paenhyong-do
East Sea
Sea of Japan
West Sea
Yellow Sea
China
Bell challenged to document Teamster payoff allegations
Atty Gen Griffin Bell is urged to prove Time magazine claims that Nixon received a Teamsters payoff to stop Hoffa from returning to union leadership. Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons denies any payoff and calls for concrete evidence. Nixon did not immediately comment on the report.
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Washington
Griffin Bell
Justice Department
Richard M. Nixon
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Frank E Fitzsimmons
Bell
Fitzsimons
Hoffa
Time Magazine
Fitzsimmons
Nixon
NCI to Seek Outside Advice on Laetrile Tests
The National Cancer Institute may consult philosophers theologians and others outside medicine as it weighs supporting human Laetrile testing. Dr Arthur C Upton the institutes new director acknowledged unresolved ethical questions about such testing.
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NCI
Washington
National Cancer Institute
Arthur C. Upton
Cancer Research and Treatment Center
Upton
State University of New York
British plan seeks $1.6 billion NI revival
The British government unveiled a 1.6 billion plan to revive Northern Ireland's economy to ease tensions. About 820 million would go to industrial expansion over five years as Roy Mason aims to attract foreign investment after 75 companies closed recently.
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London
Northern Ireland
Jobpoor
Roy Mason
Alfred Lunt in Critical Condition After Surgery
Alfred Lunt, renowned American stage actor, is in critical condition at Northwestern Memorial Hospital after bladder cancer surgery. He was conscious on Monday but has been critical for four or five days, according to hospital officials.
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Chicago
Alfred Lunt
Northwestern
Kent State gym delay stalls as judge weighs Blanket Hill landmark bid
U S District Judge Thomas D Lambros continued construction of a Kent State gym near Blanket Hill site where National Guardsmen killed four students in 1970. He likened Blanket Hill to Pearl Harbor and the Alamo and ordered a progress report on landmark status funding while a 24 hour prayer vigil by Cleveland area families proceeds.
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Cleveland
Kent State University
Blanket Hill
Pearl Harbor
The
Alamo
National Guardsmen
U.S. District Court
Thomas D. Lambros
U.S
Coalition
Lambros
Terry Gilbert
Justice Department
Congress
Department of Interior
Gilbert
Stephen T. Parisi
Parisi
Ohio
Kent State Board of Trustees
Cleveland Area
Rhodes signs care bill creating small residential homes
Gov. Rhodes signed a law allowing care for mentally challenged Ohioans in licensed family or group homes. Homes house one to eight residents, or up to 16 in multi family zones, under the Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. The measure also lets districts issue up to three emergency tax levies annually to fund operations.
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Columbus, Ohio
Rhodes
Donna Pope
Parma
State Division of Mental Retardation
Coomer’s
Flexsteel
Broyhill
Charles Mfg
La-Z-Boy
Lane
Bassett
Liberty
Burlington House
Kimball
Mersman
St. Johns
Forest
Rivington
Zenith
Westinghouse
Charlie
Regents may reverse self on Stanton lobbyist contract
Senate Finance Chairman Harry Meshel predicts a brief GOP victory on the 3-3 regents vote that blocked hiring former Congressman James V. Stanton as Washington lobbyist at 100 dollars an hour. Democrats on the seven member board hold a 4-3 edge. Lt. Gov. Coulter praised Stanton's value as the board eyed a 25 thousand dollar retainer.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Board of Regents
James V. Stanton
Cleveland
Washington
Rep
A.G. Lancione
Bellaire
Stanton
Meshel
William B. Coulter
Regents
Washington Law
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Swannee River
U.S.D.A
Trimble
Gov. Rhodes
Rev
Ron Medley
Ridgecrest Church OF God
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T.R. Martin
Charlie Coomer
Coomer Furniture Co
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