Parole unlikely as Berkowitz faces life terms and death wish
One judge urged capital punishment for David Berkowitz after he received over 500 years for the Son of Sam killings. While psychiatrists argued competency, the court noted Berkowitz could be eligible for parole in 30 years, though judges from multiple counties sought lifelong incarceration and mental hospital evaluation.
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Jultak
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Bronx
Queens
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Stacy Moskowitz
Sam
Carrique
Donna DeMasi
Desai Stands Firm in Nuclear Talks With Carter
Indian Prime Minister Morarji Desai arrives in Washington for a two day visit and publicly resists U S pressure to allow inspection of Indian nuclear facilities. Carter plans a White House welcome and private discussions on broad topics from Africa to Afghanistan while stressing nonproliferation.
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White House
Desai
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India
Prison escapees caught near border after dramatic Omaha jailbreak
Three convicts escaped from Douglas County jail in Omaha by sliding down braided sheets and stealing a plane, then fled 600 miles north before being captured near the Minnesota border. Two of the escapees are murderers. The plane was found near Pem bina, N D, and the men were found by Border Patrol agents along a river road near St Vincent, Minnesota, about 17 hours after the escape. They cooperated, were unarmed, and were taken back to Omaha for processing. Sheriff Janing suggested possible inside help and planned lie detector tests for deputies.
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Networks pass up live House session Gore remarks go unseen
Radio experiments with live coverage of the House while NBC CBS ABC and NPR rely on taped material. AP Radio aired five minutes of the session to about 600 member stations. A small sample of eight major-city outlets showed only one all news station used the live feed. Rep Albert Gore the Tennessee Republican spoke after the opening gavel during the first authorized live or taped House floor broadcasts.
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