New Amendment Pushes Death Penalty in U S Congress
Washington AP A New Hampshire attorney general Rep Louis Wyman proposed a constitutional amendment to restore the death penalty after the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional under existing laws Wyman said the deterrent to murder justifies action and urged rapid Congressional passage.
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Wyman
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Miami Honors Local Student At Miami University
Middletown resident Roger D. Keith is among 11 Miami University students cited for speaker bureau participation with awards for outstanding service and forensic achievement. Keith, a junior speech major, performed oral interpretations of Ray Bradbury works.
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Middletown
Miami University
Roger D. Keith
Oscar R. Keith
2200 Crescent Blvd
Miami
Ray Bradbury
Cavaliers Poets Sir John Suckling Carew Wither Lovelace
Cavalier Poets Sir John Suckling Thomas Carew George Wither and Captain Richard Lovelace were prominent English writers of Royalist verse in the 17th century.
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Thomas Carew
George Wither
Richard Lovelace
Negotiations Resume At GM in Norwood Strike
Negotiations resumed today in the 84 day old General Motors Assembly Division strike in Norwood near Cincinnati. Talks between GM and United Auto Workers Local 674 focused on disputes beyond line speed and manpower cuts with no progress reported. GM had announced a speed cut from 55 to 49 cars per hour while union officials questioned accompanying manpower reassignment or reductions.
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General Motors Assembly
Norwood
United Auto Workers Local 674
Justices Split Over Death Penalty After Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court ruling voids capital punishment as currently imposed but leaves a narrow path for new laws. Justices Brennan and Marshall oppose capital punishment across the board, while White Stewart and Douglas dissent on sentencing procedures and fairness. Chief Justice Burger endorses adding standards to guide juries and lawmakers.
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Thurgood Marshall
Byron R. White
Potter Stewart
William C. Douglas
Douglas
Warren E. Burger
Death Row Families React to Supreme Court Ruling
Relatives of death row inmates welcomed the Supreme Court decision ending capital punishment while police and prosecutors warned it could embolden killers. Officials argued leniency may hinder justice and endanger public safety. Victims’ relatives expressed mixed relief and remaining pain.
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Decker
Mamie Williams
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Posteal
Laskey
Mary Kipsinger
Thomas Anderson
Snow
LeMay Settles Out Of Court
Retired Air Force General Curtis E LeMay has settled a 5.3 million lawsuit with Networks Electronic Corp over his firing when he joined George Wallace's 1968 vice presidential run The defense had claimed LeMay never took a leave of absence and used his 50000 over position as a political springboard while the company sought 5.1 million in countersuit.
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Curtis E. LeMay
George C. Wallace
LeMay
Networks Electronic Corp
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