Family refuses further comment on Karen Quinlan case
Morris Plains reports show Karen Anne Quinlan remains in critical condition as her family declines further comment. Attorney Paul Armstrong noted no more statements will be given until Quinlan’s death. Jule Quinlan kept vigil in May as Karen’s condition deteriorated, while her father Joseph Quinlan left Morris View Nursing Home escorted by companions.
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Youths taunt gay man then fatally attack him
Four or five young men followed Robert Hillsborough to his home after a drive-in encounter. He was stabbed once by the assailants who shouted anti gay slurs. His roommate Jerry Taylor escaped. Police and witnesses cite a hostile climate linked to public anti gay campaigns.
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John Briggs
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L Hayakawa
Miss Bryant
Miami
Briggs
Sehool
Hayakawa
Amin declared alive and resting after alleged Uganda attack
Radio Uganda announced Amin is alive and resting after a reported assassination attempt. The broadcast said he is on a belated honeymoon with his fifth wife Sarah, with details and location not specified. Refugee reports rise of killings by Amin’s forces amid alleged plot against him and widespread fear near Entebbe and Lake Victoria.
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Guillotine Ends Life Of French Child Killer At Dawn
The guillotine executed Jerome Carreia in a northern French city, the second child killer in a year. His death ends a 1975 drowning and failed rape attempt, provoking editorials on capital punishment and calls for broader social reform.
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Prisoners’ Action Committee
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Gailler
Marseille
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Troyes
Patrick Henry
Carrein
Giscard d'Estaing
Carl Estaing
Durant
Carcein
Ranucci
Harmida Djan- Joubi
Michel Bodin
William Welmont
Thele
Unreadable classified items reference multiple topics
A county task force report cites many patients unnecessarily placed in private nursing homes. Other briefs touch on President Carter's popularity, global food and baby production goals, oil import limits, neutron bomb debate, church leadership views, and Social Security cost of living raise adequacy.
Man shoots girlfriend then takes own life in Long Beach
Los Angeles man Michael Brown, 28, shot his girlfriend Sandra Bens, 28, at 1120 Olive Ave during an argument, then killed himself. Brown died at 9 p.m. at the scene while Bens was listed in guarded condition at St Mary Medical Center. Officers Bol Carambelas and John Routh reported the incident.
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Olive Ave
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Brown
St. Mary Medical Center
Weather Summary for North Dakota Morning Clouds to Fair
Northwestern forecast notes Friday in the vicinity of the L B area with morning low clouds and hazy sunshine. Temperatures range from a low 62 to a high 78, mountains see partly cloudy skies with afternoon cloudiness and light winds, deserts stay fair with highs near 115 and winds up to 35 mph.
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Barrage of golf balls hits homeowner in Seal Beach
Robert L. Marshall sues the Bixby Ranch Co claiming 29 golf balls a week land on his property from the Queensland Ranch Country Club. He seeks a preliminary injunction as the Santa Ana hearing set for July 18 addresses property damage, injuries to family and guests, and calls for higher safety screens.
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Bixby Ranch Co
Golf Club
Lampson Avenue
Ranel Road
Protesting blacks routed in 8S. Africa
Demonstrations by hundreds of black students in central Soweto and Johannesburg were broken up by baton charges by police. About 100 arrested. several injured. Groups massed to protest detentions of student leaders tied to the Soweto uprising anniversary. Shops damaged as protesters fled into cafes and back streets. Riot police remained on patrol around central precincts.
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