FBI Nabs Wanted Man At Bronx Motel Shootout
FBI agents pinned down Allan Lewis Harmis 27 of New Brunswick New Jersey at a Town and Country Motor Lodge after he allegedly fled Connecticut on burglary and larceny charges. He sustained head and back wounds during a pistol confrontation and remained in serious condition at Jacobi Hospital. Agencies say Harmis is sought in New Jersey Mississippi and Maryland for armed robbery rape assault and battery and other charges. His listed address is 19 Jones Ave.
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FBI
Bronx
New Brunswick
N.J
Allan Lewis Harmis
Harmis
Jacobi Hospital
Connecticut
New Jersey
Mississippi
Maryland
Jones Ave
Psychologist's Testimony Halted In Rap Brown Case
In New York State Supreme Court Judge Fraiman halted the defense expert Dr. Robert Buckhout from testifying on factors affecting eyewitness identifications in the H. Rap Brown robbery and attempted murder trial. The objection said Buckhout would invade the jury's province. Brown's defense had sought his testimony after calling 51 witnesses. The case concerns a West Side Manhattan bar robbery on Oct 16, 1971 and a later shootout wounding police.
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H. Rap Brown
Robert Buckhout
Buckhout
Brown
West Side
Manhattan
Asst. Dist
Jack Litman
Arnold G. Fraiman
State Supreme Court
Howard Moore Jr
Fraiman
Angela Davis
Former Meat Packer Named Movie Censor
George J. Andreakis of Lutherville was approved by Maryland's Senate Executive Nominations Committee to replace Margery Shriver on the three member state censor board. He said he never watched an X rated film but would review them as long as the federal government allows censorship. Shriver was removed for patronage reasons. she had been a Republican appointee by Spiro Agnew. The board costs Maryland $50,000 annually to review and certify every film shown commercially.
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Senate Executive Nominations Committee
Maryland
George J. Andreakis
Lutherville
Andreadakis
Andreakis
Marvin Mandel
Margery Shriver
State Censor Board
House Okays Cash For Victims In Maryland
Annapolis AP A bill provides cash compensation up to 10000 for homeowners defrauded by home improvement firms. Complainant files description. Home Improvement Commission reviews and reimburses the homeowner. Offending company must repay the state fund or face license revocation. Sponsor Del Douglass says funds come from assessments on licensed salesmen.
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House of Delegates
State Home Improvement Commission
del. John W. Douglass
DB Alto
Medical Center Funds Knised Baltimore
Federal aid cuts threaten Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland, with combined losses near $12.5 million. Johns Hopkins could shed about 60 faculty jobs and 28 postgraduate positions by 1978 as $620,000 in career development funds and $3 million in training grants are phased out. Maryland medical school faces reductions, while nursing and dental programs anticipate grant losses and program cuts across several schools.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Johns Hopkins University
University of Maryland
John C. Hume
Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health
General Research
Laser beams measure Earth Moon distance within inches
Scientists using laser beams have determined the Earth Moon distance with a precision of 5.8 inches, enabling highly accurate measurements of lunar ranging and orbital dynamics.
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