Three Die After Fireworks Plant Blast in Massachusetts
A warehouse explosion at Interstate Pyrotechnics Inc in Bridgewater flattened the factory and killed three people. At least 11 others were injured, none in serious condition, as unexploded munitions were searched near the site. Donna L. Dumanis, 18, of Brockton, was named among the victims.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Joseph Sneider
Interstate Pyrotechnics Inc
Donna L. Dumanis
Brockton
Increase In Crime Smaller Six Year Rise In 1971
The Justice Department reports the United States saw its smallest crime increase in six years, rising 6 percent in 1971. Large cities 250000 plus up 2 percent, suburbs and rural areas up 11 and 10 percent respectively, with murder, forcible rape and robbery up 10 percent nationwide. Armed robbery up 16 percent, aggravated assault and burglary up 8 percent, larceny and auto theft up 2 percent. Northeast led with a 10 percent rise, followed by the West 8 percent, South 4 percent, and North Central 3 percent.
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Washington
United States
Justice Department
Department
North Central States
Testimony Differs In Angela's Trial Testimony Differs In Angela's Trial
In San Jose AP report three witnesses in Angela Davis murder kidnap conspiracy case give conflicting accounts of what they heard during the 1970 Marin County shootout. Davis 28 faces charges of supplying guns and planning an escape attempt that left a judge and others dead at the Marin County Civic Center on August 7 1970.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Marin County
Miss Davis
San Quentin
Marin County Civic Center
Soledad Brothers
California
Soledad
Jonathan Jackson
George Jackson
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
Haley
Asst
Gary Thomas
William Christmas
William McClain
Fleeta Drumgo
John Clutchette
Proxmire Sets Four Day Hearings On Wage Price Controls
Sen William Proxmire announces four days of hearings by the Joint Economic Committee starting April 14 on the Nixon wage and price control system. Witnesses include AFL CIO President George Meany and Price Commission chair C Jackson Grayson, Pay Board chair George Boldt, adviser Marina Whitman, and Rep Ogden Reid.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Joint Economic Committee
Afl-Cio
George Meany
C. Jackson Grayson
The
Price Commission
George H. Boldt
Pay Board
Herbert Stein
Marina Whitman
Council of Economic Advisers
Rep
Ogden Reid
D-N.y
Drug Raids End In Arrest Of 3 Persons
Butler County detectives arrested three people in two drug raids. Raymond Nicely, 23, faced marijuana possession and cultivation charges after two plants and marijuana were found in his Millville Trailer Park home. James King, 17, was seized with marijuana on Robin Avenue and turned to juvenile authorities. Bruce Allen Johnson, 21, was arrested at his Kirchling Road residence on marijuana possession charges after pipes and quantities were found.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Harold J. Carpenter
Raymond Nicely
Millville
Nicely
Carpenter
James King
Robin Avenue
Ross
Alse
Bruce Allen Johnson
Kirchling Road
Johnson
Ohio residency rule for voter registration faces suit
Secretary of State Ted Brown welcomed a federal suit challenging Ohio six month residency for voter registration. The ACLU of Ohio filed in U S District Court seeking a restraining order to allow affected voters to register by the May 2 primary deadline. Brown supports keeping the six month rule pending court ruling.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted Brown
Brown
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
U.S. District Court
ACLU
Franklin County Board of Elections
Chairman Named For Vision Group
Mrs. Robert Grimes of 4812 Ronald Drive was elected chairman of the project advisory committee for the Middletown Pre School Vision Screening Committee. She represents the Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness and will lead a team including Dr. D. M. Nisbet, Robert Flagle, Dr. John Perkins, and several others to conduct vision screenings at pre kindergarten registration clinics this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grimes
Ronald Drive
Middletown
Cary Grant Seeks Partial Custody Favor in California
Actor Cary Grant wins a court step allowing his 6-year-old daughter Jennifer to remain in California with him next month while her mother Dyan Cannon films in New York. Judge Jack T. Ryburn ruled the arrangement pending further action by the court.
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Los Angeles
Cary Grant
Jennifer
Superior Court
Jack T. Ryburn
California
Grant
Dyan Cannon
New York
Three Men Fined for Wife Beating by Judge Lamb
Three men were found guilty of assault and battery on their wives and were fined by Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb yesterday. Arlie Fraley, 41, of 527 Baltimore Street, got 100 dollars and costs for assaulting Irene Fraley. Larry Carroll, 23, of 421 Hickory Street, 100 dollars and costs for assaulting Debbie Carroll 16. Claude English, 39, of 305 Columbia Avenue, 50 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct and 50 dollars and costs for assaulting Janice English. Timothy Mynhhier, 19, of 3809 Lewis Street, was fined 50 dollars and costs for careless driving after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Lamb
Arlie Fraley
Baltimore St
Irene Fraley
Larry Carroll
Hickory St
Debbie Carroll
Claude English
Columbia Ave
Janice English
Timothy Mynhhier
Lewis Sr
Sadat Says U.S.-Egypt Contacts Resume, Details Next Week
President Anwar Sadat announced that U.S.-Egyptian contacts have resumed and that he will reveal the details of recent communications next week. He had said last November that he had severed ties.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
United States
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