Calley bond OKd by judge in My Lai case
A federal judge in Columbus Ga upheld prior bond for former Army Lt William L Calley Jr allowing him to stay free on personal recognizance pending a hearing next month on his bid to overturn his My Lai murder conviction. If bail had been revoked he would have faced Army prison at Fort Leavenworth but could gain parole in less than six months. Calley, jailed in March 1971 for murders of at least 22 Vietnamese civilians, remains the sole convicted defendant from the massacre.
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Popeil murder trial loses venue change bid in Long Beach
In Long Beach a judge denied a defense bid to move the Popeil murder conspiracy case venue. Defendants Eloise Popeil and Dan Ayers face a $50,000 alleged contract plot targeting her Chicago billionaire husband. A Chicago trip for defense work and a Supreme Court petition to overturn local jurisdiction are pending.
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Superior Court
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Chicago
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Osteopath cleared of tax evasion charges in New York
Dr. W. Kenneth Riland an osteopath who treated President Nixon and former Gov. Nelson Rockefeller was acquitted of all tax evasion counts. A Manhattan Federal Court jury found him not guilty on all five counts after a 44 day trial.
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UPI
W. Kenneth Riland
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Manhattan
Federal Court
Riland
Fixers for your problems in the service columns
Classified ads offer fixers for various problems in the service columns. Read through listings to connect with tradespeople, repair specialists, and handymen for household, automotive, and small jobs. Find contact details and rates in the readable snippets.
5.3 percent state salary increase proposed
The State Personnel Board approved an average 5.3 percent pay rise for state civil service workers. Dr. Robert Wald announced the recommendation, noting a total cost of 81.7 million dollars if enacted by the Legislature and Governor Reagan. The plan includes special hikes for underpaid groups and a general raise for all employees.
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State Personnel Board
Robert Wald
Ronald Reagan
Scientist behind Sidewinder retires from Navy service
Dr William B Melaan the physicist who designed the Sidewinder air to air missile for the Navy in 1956 retires from naval service on June 30 with July effective date. Reagan 1974 75 budget had proposed a 27 per cent pay hike for state employees but was later argued to be insufficient by officials and the California State Employees Association amid cost of living concerns.
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William B. Melaan
Navy
Naval Service
Reagan
California State Employes Association
Truck Driver Fires on Vehicle Amid Angry Standoff
In Van Nuys, 20 year old Johnny Sparks fired a pistol at a pickup truck after an ongoing dispute over its refusal. Neighbors alerted police who planned to file charges for illegal discharge of a firearm in the city.
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UPI
Johnny Sparks
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