Son of Sam gets 25 years to life in murder case
In Brooklyn, David Berkowitz received a maximum sentence of 25 years to life for the murder of Stacy Moskowitz. A friend of Moskowitz attempted to attack him in court as Berkowitz appeared somber. A psychiatrist found him competent for sentencing.
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San
New York
Sam
David Berkowitz
Stacy Moskowitz
Daniel Carrique
Moskowitz
Berkowitz
From war to culture at Columbus Ohio Arsenal Center
A century old Ohio State Arsenal built in 1861 for 14000 dollars and prison labor has been converted into the Cultural Arts Center in Columbus. The restoration cost about 1700000 dollars under a 99 year lease to the city for one dollar annually. The center spans 32000 square feet with 28000 used for galleries and studios on the first three floors and potential expansion to the fourth. Six full time artists will teach painting metal work silversmithing pottery weaving and jewelry design along with exhibits and events.
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Columbus
Ohio State Arsenal
City Cultural Arts Center
City Recreation and Parks Department
Recreation and Parks Department
Federal Economic Development Administration
Susan Weed
Culture Center
Ms. Weed
World’s strongest quake hits Japan killing 21 and injuring 340
An undersea earthquake off Miyagi Prefecture rocked central and northern Japan, killing 21 and wounding 340. Sendai suffered several deaths from collapsing structures as 52 roads, nine bridges, and 140 houses were damaged. Tokyo faced power and water disruptions while a minor tidal wave warning was lifted later.
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Tokyo
Japan
Pacific
Miyagi Prefecture
Sendai
Central Meteorological Agency
Meteorological Agency
Pacific Ocean
Miyagi
Ohimato
Mito
Yokohama
CB radios may disrupt heart pacemakers in Ohio case
Marysville resident Helen Hinderer reports dizziness and near fainting when a neighbor broadcasts on a citizen band radio. FCC warns CB users could interfere with pacemakers and may convene a nationwide study with tests showing the device clicked on spuriously.
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Detroit
Helen Hinderer
Citizens’ Band
Marysville
Ohio
Cber
FCC
Supreme Court keeps FBI informant files order intact
The Supreme Court refused to hear the government’s appeal over the FBI’s 18 informant files in the Socialist Workers Party case. The ruling leaves Judge Griesa’s order in place, requiring disclosure to the party’s lawyers as part of a $40 million suit filed in 1973. The case involves alleged long running FBI misconduct since 1938 and a potential contempt finding for Attorney General Griffin Bell if the order is enforced.
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Washington
Supreme Court
FBI
Socialist Workers Party
Justice Department
Griffin Bell
Thomas P. Griesa
U.S. District Court
New York
Warren E Burger
Byron R. White
Lewis F. Powell Jr
The
Socialist Workers
Socialists
Griesa
Department
Bell
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Crime Alert Number Advised for 24 Hour Police Tips
A public safety notice directs readers to call 425 7700 if they witness a crime or observe suspicious activity, urging prompt reporting to aid police response and investigations.
Weather outlook with cooler temps and mixed sun
Clearing skies and cooler temperatures forecast for tonight with a mid 50s low. Tuesday expects mostly sunny conditions and a high in the mid 70s. The morning low was 67 after yesterday's high of 85. Wednesday and Thursday look fair with a chance of showers Friday. highs in the 70s to lower 80s and lows from the low 50s rising to the mid 60s by Friday.
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