Four Black Muslims convicted in Zebra killings case
In San Francisco four defendants Simon 29 Larry C Green 23 Manuel Moore 31 and Jessie Lee Cooks 30 were found guilty of murder and conspiracy in the Zebra killings that terrorized whites two winters earlier. Jurors deliberated in a year long trial led by Judge Joseph Karesh with charges spanning 14 murders and eight assaults.
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San Francisco
Simon
Larry C. Green
Manuel Moore
Jessie Lee Cooks
Joseph L. Alioto
Moore
Tana Smith
Jane Holly
Roxanne McMillan
Terry White
Ward Anderson
Green and Cooks
Death notices for Mrs. Sarah Gose Chloe Price and others
Visitation for Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Gose 91 in Louisville Ky set 2 to 9 p.m. at Eaton Ritchey Funeral Home Frenchburg with funeral Monday at First Church of God Mariba and Lovelace Cemetery burial. Mrs. Chloe Price 81 at Barbara Park Nursing Home funeral Tuesday at McCoy Leffler with burial. Rev A T Hayes to officiate. Mrs Sorrell 83 formerly of Crescent Blvd obituary note corrects first name.
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Sarah Elizabeth Gose
Louisville
Eaton-Ritchey Funeral Home
Frenchburg
First Church of God
Mariba
Lovelace
Chloe Price
Barbara Park Nursing Home
McCoy-Leffler
A.T. Hayes
Damaris Sorrell
Crescent Blvd
Cincinnati man dies after stabbing in Tennessee quarrel
A 65 year old Cincinnati man Ellis Houston died after a stabbing during a domestic quarrel at his wife’s sister’s home in Chattanooga Tennessee. He was declared dead on arrival at a local hospital after a leg wound worsened.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ellis Houston
Japanese man indicted in Lockheed scandal
Yoshio Kodama, a wealthy right wing influence peddler, was indicted in Tokyo on tax evasion tied to 1972 payments from Lockheed. He faces up to three years in prison, with $5.16 million in unpaid taxes and penalties for 1970 to 1972. The case narrowly beat the statute of limitations. Lockheed officials later testified to U.S. senators that Kodama received part of the Japanese promotional funds.
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Tokyo
Yoshio Kodama
Japan
Lockheed
Kodama
U.S. Senate
Marubeni Corp
Roosevelt Reading Lab Demonstration Set for School Meeting
Roosevelt School Association will host a reading lab demonstration at the 7:30 p.m. meeting in the cafeteria with Mrs. Margaret Day and Mrs. Paula Hickey guiding 38 students through rapid reading listen and read Hoffman SRA Reading Attainment and Bowman programs.
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Roosevelt School Association
Margaret Day
Paula Hickey
Hoffman
Craig
Bowman
Hall nomination prompts questions over defense ties and contracts
Air Force assistant secretary nominee Albert Hall faces scrutiny as Rep Les Aspin cites potential conflicts with Hall overseeing multimillion dollar Martin Marietta contracts. Aspin noted Orlando plant work on a 34 million Advanced Strategic Missile and about 40 million in Air Force equipment contracts among 111.5 million total with the service.
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Albert Hall
Les Aspin
Aspin
Hall
Air Force
Pentagon
Senate
Defense
Martin Marietta
D-Wis
Orlando
Fla
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
Defense Research and Engineering
Space
Theme chosen for Middletown safety seminar
The 4th annual Middletown Area Safety Seminar adopts Safety is a lifelong experience as its theme. The all day event at the Manchester Inn features demonstrations on home fire safety, aerosol can hazards, Exit Drills In The Home, and a streets safety slide program for women. Jack Burnett of American Insurance speaks at 1 30 p m. Public invited free with luncheon option $6. Reservations by April 23.
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Middletown
Manchester Inn
William Erb
Middletown Division of Fire
Ron VanArsdale
Middletown Division of Police
Dutch Struck
Struck
Englishton Park
United Presbyterian Church
College Athletic Conference
DePauwniversity
Greencastle
Ind
OSHA
Cincinnati
Fenwick High School
Jack Burnett
American Insurance Co
Burnett
Sudden killer tornadoes claim six lives across Illinois Indiana
National Weather Service reports storms suddenly intensified to tornado levels with warnings issued before touch-downs. In Illinois and Indiana, two Chicago area deaths and four in Indiana were confirmed, with about 100 homes destroyed and 90 injured. At Demotte and Michigan City, factories and schools were impacted. multiple fatalities occurred including two in Fort Wayne area. Cleanup began in Alabama towns Eclectic and others, with injuries reported but no deaths.
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Associated Press
National Weather Service
Illinois
Indiana
Gary
Michigan City
Fort Wayne
Theft at Holly Farms Garage Totals 200 Dollars
Police report a theft from a garage at 600 Oxford State Road Holly Farms overnight Friday. A tool box tools and two cases of oil valued at 200 dollars were taken and a combine stored in the garage was damaged.
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Holly Farms
Oxford State Road
Thieves Damage Car Tape Deck at Ayr Way Store Lot
Police report describes thieves trying to remove a tape deck from Billy Murray s car at 337 Oxford State Road Ayr Way Store Parking lot 1701 S University yesterday afternoon. Damages totaled 149 dollars. Anna Demostenes of 20 Webster St complained yesterday morning of mud and paint sprayed on her garage.
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Billy Murray
Oxford State Road
Ayr Way Store
S. University
Anna Demostenes
Webster St
Fire and medical calls disturb several streets
Fire crews responded yesterday at 7 38 p m to 544 Crawford Street where Lily Thorpe was ill and refused treatment. At 1 06 p m Sandra Holder 41 at 150 Yankee Road had breathing difficulty and was taken to hospital then released. Middletown Hospital reported smoke smell with no fire at 12 04 p m. At 11 16 a m Cora Davis 84 of 2614 Fleming Rosd sustained a head cut from a fall and was treated at hospital and released.
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Crawford St
Lily Thorpe
Penfield Ave
Sandra Holder
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Flemming Rosd
Cora Davis
Clashes on Rhodesia Mozambique Border Claim Six Dead
Five Africans and a Rhodesian soldier died in border clashes over several days near Chipinga, with one soldier killed by a landmine and two curfew breakers shot by security forces. Mozambique weighs involvement if Rhodesia acts, says Joaquim Chissano.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Mozambique
Security Force
Rhodesia
Chipinga
London
United Nations
Joaquim Chissano
Youth hurt in accident remains critical in Ohio crash
Hamilton-Gaston Parker, 16, of Oxford, remained in critical condition at Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Hospital after a two car collision on Ohio 177 near midnight Friday. Two Oxford girls Brenda Hall 16 and Lisa Schwab 15, passengers in Parker's car, were killed.
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Hamilton
Gaston Parker
Oxford
Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Ohio 177
Brenda Hall
Lisa Schwab
Parker
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