Congdon heiress murder shocks Duluth estate mystery
Elisabeth Congdon, 81, paralytic heiress, was smothered in her Duluth estate along with nurse Velma Pietila. Police say she was beaten and robbed. nurse’s body found on stairway, with car traced to Minneapolis airport. Investigators probe who killed them in the late night hours amid a sprawling Congdon mansion.
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Court ruling limits TV filming performers acts without consent
The court ruled that the First Amendment does not immunize media when broadcasting a performer's entire act without consent. The decision cites copyright concerns and may force courts to assess damages and whether a station should pay Zacchini the $25,000 he seeks. Justices Brennan and Marshall joined Powell in dissent. Stevens dissented separately. Chief Justice Burger led the majority with Stewart, Blackmun, and Rehnquist. The ruling directs Ohio courts to decide if Zacchini was damaged by the broadcast and if the station owes compensation.
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Dockers and shippers renew bargaining in Long Beach
Negotiations between Local 63 ILWU and five shipping companies resume Thursday in Long Beach under a Federal Mediation Service mediator. A failure to reach a deal before midnight Thursday threatens cargo flow at five terminals. A strike vote by Local 63 office workers was canceled pending talks.
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International Transportation Service
Standard Fruit Company
American President Lines
Los Angeles Container Terminal
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Nixon tapes and papers ruled belonging to U.S. people
The Supreme Court ruled that Nixon tapes and most government papers belong to the public. The decision, with Justices Brennan and Powell in the majority and Burger and Rehnquist dissenting, covers nearly 900 reels and outlines how the materials will be retained and released via congressionally approved rules.
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ICC weighs tariffs for North Slope oil through Alaska pipeline
The Interstate Commerce Commission weighs whether eight oil firms or Alaska may gain hundreds of millions from tariffs on trans-Alaska pipeline oil to Valdez. Proposals range 35.4 to 86.14 per barrel with state, Justice Department, and Alaska groups opposing.
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