Davis trial witness recalls Marin County courthouse shootout
San Jose AP reports first prosecution witness in Angela Davis murder kidnapping conspiracy case describes the August 7 1970 Marin County Civic Center courtroom invasion by an armed man. Juror Maria Elena Graham who was hostage and wounded recounts the minutes after the armed intruder entered Judge Harold J Haley's courtroom.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Maria Elena Graham
Harold J. Haley
Marin County Civic Center
Miss Davis
UCLA
Graham
Jonathan Jackson
San Francisco International Airport
Gary Thomas
Magee
Jackson
Soledad Brothers
Soledad
George
Fleeta Drumgo
John Clutchette
George Jackson
San Quentin
Drumgo
Clutchette
Thirty seven new Kansas lawyers sworn in by Supreme Court
Sixty seven recent law graduates were sworn in before the Kansas Supreme Court and admitted to practice in Kansas after passing state bar exams. The list includes Dannenberg, Nitz, Breinholt and many others from Salina, Wichita, Lawrence, Overland Park, Leawood, Shawnee, and more, reflecting a broad statewide turnout.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Danny J. Dannenberg
Rodney Gene Nitz
Salina
Margaret M. Breinholt
John Kenneth Kleinheisel
Richard Gary Smith
John Terry Moore
Glenn Patrick McCarty
Mark Frederick Anderson
John Card McMurry
Dana John Winkler
Humphrey touts tax reform edge in Wisconsin primary
Sen. Hubert Humphrey told about 150 union leaders in Racine that he has outperformed rivals on tax reform, a top issue as Democrats campaign through a spring snowstorm toward the Wisconsin primary. Muskie defended labor action, McGovern wore boots for plant-gate events, Salinger noted McGovern’s chances, and Jackson urged an environmental conservation corps.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Racine
Senate
Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Alabama
George McGovern
South Dakota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Pay Board
Sheboygan
McGovern
South
House Approves Clean Water Bill Worth 24.6 Billion
Washington AP reports the House approved a 24.6 billion dollar clean water bill to purify rivers streams and lakes by funding sewage treatment works and collection systems. The 378 to 14 vote sets up a House Senate conference after Easter recess to reconcile differences with the earlier Senate bill. The House would spend 18.3 billion from 1973 to 75 to aid communities financing projects.
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Washington
House
John Blatnik
D-Minn
Senate
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Lawrence
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Leawood
Earle C. Buckles Jr
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Chapman
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Marshall
Minn
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Arkansas City
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Potwin
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Emporia
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Natoma
John Alvin Henningsen
Colby
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Garden City
Charles Edwin Worden
Norton
Montie Richard Deer
Hoisington
Wayne Louis Sanchez
Andale
Jeffie V. Johnson
Waxahachie
Tex
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Republic
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Grenoa
Kenny Matt Peterson
Valley Center
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Atchison
William Grimshaw III
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Haley
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Lawrence University
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New York
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Bob White Motor Co
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Neil Bullock
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Haley Abstract and Title Co
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Litwin
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Alexander-Doyen Agency
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Quin Furniture Co
Albright Sewing Circle
Acme Paint Mart
Paine
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Wassmer
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Richardson’s
the Village Shoppe
Sheldon’s Men’s Wear
Damron-Towner Chapel
Pence Food Center
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Gibson
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Don's Royal Cleaners
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Harry Smith
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Fractured Jaw
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Walter Brennan
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Steve Alaimo
Hell ON Wheels
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Orem
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