Sirhan Sirhan parole bid gains Middle East support
Los Angeles AP says government officials and educators in Jordan and Israel joined a petition urging California parole officials to release Sirhan B. Sirhan, Kennedy’s assassin, to aid Middle East peace. The 46 year old has sought parole repeatedly since 1975, with 40 signatories including Israeli lawmakers and a Bethlehem official.
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West Bank
Arab Women's Union
Bir Zeit University
Mohammed Miari
Proressive List For Peace
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Arab Democratic Party
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Jordan
Barry Denies Drug Involvement In Grand Jury Testimony
In Washington, Mayor Marion Barry denied giving or receiving illegal drugs to a key witness in his cocaine and perjury trial. The AP report notes tapes show Barry disputing drug ties with Charles Lewis and recounts differing grand jury statements about visits to Lewis hotel room and drug use. The case includes charges of perjury and drug-related counts against Barry and Lewis, with both pleading innocent.
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Marion Barry
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Charles Lewis
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George Washington Faces Mock Treason Trial in Chicago
In a tongue-in-cheek challenge at a Washington luncheon, Chicago lawyers prep a playful treason case against George Washington. The British noble’s dare prompted defense plans citing Washington’s innocence, as October trial chatter begins amid the American Inns of the Court gathering.
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Chicago
George Washington
U.S
Washington
Michael W. Coffield
Washington, D.C
American Inns of the Court
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