ABA panel backs lifting courtroom media bans nationwide
A committee led by federal appeals judge Alfred T. Goodwin urges the American Bar Association to press for repeal of federal limits on electronic media and still photography in courts. The report says TV radio and photo coverage is not automatically incompatible with a fair trial and should be allowed if courts decide it can be carried out unobtrusively without impairing proceedings.
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American Bar Association
Alfred T
Goodwin
Stroessner Wins Sixth Term in Paraguay Landslide
Paraguay leader Gen Alfredo Stroessner clinches his sixth presidential term with 86 percent of unofficial returns. Conservative Colorado Party allies Liberal and Liberal Radical concede early. leftist Febrerista urges blank ballots in protest of Stroessner’s 24 year dictatorship. Christian Democratic Party barred for insufficient membership. Communist Party illegal.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
Stroessner
Colorado Party
Febrerista
Christian Democratic Party
Communist Party
Akron abortion proposal sparks council clash and protest
Akron Ohio. An ordinance to ban abortions after 22 weeks provokes strong opposition as Councilman Reggie Brooks calls it a grave threat to constitutional rights during a Saturday protest. The measure would require 24 hour notices to the father and to parents of minors under 18, and seeks to override bodily autonomy noted Jackson.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron
Reggie Brooks
Jackson
Judges to rule on Columbus busing plan
Three 6th Circuit judges in Cincinnati will hear arguments on desegregation busing for about 41,000 Columbus students this fall. They may uphold Judge Duncan’s ruling that Columbus and Ohio boards allowed segregation, or return the case for further work. The district plans 213 new buses costing 3.5 million and an 845 thousand expansion of maintenance facilities.
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Cincinnati
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Robert Duncan
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Juan Corona awaits parole appeal in California prison
In May 1971 police found 25 migrant workers' bodies in shallow graves near the Feather River. Juan Corona, 43, is serving 25 consecutive life terms for the machete murders and awaits the outcome of a state appellate court review in San Francisco. Corona could be eligible for parole after seven years but no date is set.
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Juan Corona
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Soledad
San Francisco
Salinas
California
Wichita police miss clues on B T K Strangler identity
Wichita police remain uncertain about the B. T. K. Strangler who claimed seven 1974 to present killings. Chief LaMunyon says a 30 detective task force is reviewing unresolved homicides and letters with killer insights. Police consult New York and Los Angeles cases for comparison as citizens stay vigilant.
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Richard LaMunyon
LaMunyon
Joseph Otero
Kathryn Bright
B.T.K
Wichita Eagle Beacon
Kake-Tv
New York
Los Angeles
Son of
Sam
Hillside
Bill Cornwell
Fifth widow strangled in Columbus Ga. area by lone killer
In Columbus Georgia an elderly widow Mildred Dismukes Borom 78 is found murdered strangled with Venetian blind cord in a Wynnton home. She is the fifth widow victim in the neighborhood since mid September as police hunt a masked attacker who also attempted another assault nearby. A neighbor survived a similar early morning attack two blocks away.
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Columbus, Ga
Mildred Dismukes Borom
Wynnton
Donald Kilgore
Borom
George Woodruff Jr
Kathleen Woodruff Woodruff
Woodruff- Brown Co
Perry Borom Jr
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