Uproar Over Flags in Columbus Police Uniforms
Columbus police chief rescinds a Feb 1 deadline to wear flag patches on uniforms amid community debate. A five member committee argued patches hinder appearance and accuracy with flag guidelines. officials note strong public opinion supports continued wear. In El Cajon Murphy may run for City Council but not as an ex POW. city clerk cites mislabeling and three word limit. election set for March 2.
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Columbus
Ohio
America
Jen
Burden
EL Cajon
ED Murphy
Murphy
Puebla
North Korea
Busing foe Hicks elected president of Boston City Council
Louise Sday Hicks, longtime foe of forced busing, is elected council president in Boston. The former school committee member becomes the first woman to hold the post, calling for closer mayor council cooperation and monthly meetings. As president she will help pick committee chairs and oversee city business.
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Boston
U.S
Louise Sday Hicks
Yodeling for Disney traces in Snow White era music
Spokane writer recalls how Walt Disney sought a happy Swiss yodel for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Fraunfelder, 80, says Disney rejected several yodel ideas before settling on a main melody. In St Petersburg, actor John Hroll faces a Jan 27 hearing on driving and eluding charges. Tokyo proposes ministers buy bonds to fund a 24 billion deficit plan. Takeo Miki to contribute portions of salaries.
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Spokane
Wash
Walt Disney
Disney
Reynard Fraunfelder
Fraunfelder
T. Petersburg
Fla
John Hroll
Hollywood
Zorro
Carroll
Tokyo
Takeo Miki
Miki
Haldeman appeal argues publicity denied fair Watergate trial
In a federal appeals court session the Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell defense team said pre trial publicity whipped the American public into a white heat and denied a fair trial. Attorneys urged overturning convictions for obstructing justice and the case centered on juror prejudice and Nixon testimony.
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Washington
White House
H. R Haldeman
U.S. Court of Appeals
Aty
John J. Wilson
Wilson
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
John N. Mitchell
Robert C. Mardian
Watergate Prosecutor's
Appeals
Kreindler
San
William Hundley
Atty. Gen
Atty. Gen. Mitchell
U.S
John J. Sirica
Hundley
Atty
William Yates
Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Frates
J. Skelly Wright
San Clemente
Calif
Train kills sister of actor in Florida tragedy
Molly O'Neal Holmes, 43, sister of actor Patrick O'Neal, and her daughter Jennie were struck by a train in DeLand while attempting to retrieve a vacuum bottle that rolled onto the tracks. The accident occurred as a northbound train neared Sanford. Holmes co owned a New York City restaurant, The Ginger Man, with her brothers. Her husband David Holmes teaches at Ocala Vanguard High School.
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Deland
Fla
Patrick O'Neal
Molly O'Neal Holmes
Jennie
Sanford
Gibson
Qcala
David Holmes
Ocala Vanguard High School
Ransom Set for Paris Record Executive Abduction
Six gunmen abduct Louis Hazan, 54, president of Phonogram, from Paris offices on December 21. They demand 3.4 million with Hazan's wife in contact, while police keep quiet and the firm’s executives are confined. Hazan remains missing as ransom talks continue.
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Paris
France
Louis Hazan
Hsband
Phonogram
Iidnapers
Hazan
Dutch Philips Company
Onogram
Claude Hautefeuille
Hagan
Dilemma Over Horse Diapers Unchanged in Charleston
In Charleston Charleston Mayor Joseph Riley and carriage operators met to resolve the horse diaper dispute but no solution emerged. The issue stems from city ordinances intended to keep streets clean, protests, and a trial period where diapering horses and manure removal were debated and time has expired.
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Charleston
D.C
Joseph P. Riley Jr
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