Subpoenaed Newsmen Fight Agnew Probe Reach
Top newsmen were subpoenaed in the Agnew inquiry with orders to appear at the federal courthouse in Baltimore. News organizations including the New York Times and Washington Post vow to challenge the move as a First Amendment invasion, citing protection of confidential sources and investigative reporting.
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Ronald Sarro
David Kraslow
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Hermit ends 17 years in tunnel after threats
The hermit, who spent 17 years in a tunnel, faced forced removal as armed individuals pressured him to leave. He declared he would stay unless compelled by force, saying he would rely on God for protection and the world for the last smile. City officials offered aid multiple times, which he refused.
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John
Crook Steals from Four Judges in Court Hall Heists
Detroit federal offices report the theft of billfolds from four U.S. district judges over the past six months. The robberies occurred while the judges were on the bench, prompting security concerns in the Federal Building.
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Air crash kills border agents near Yuma
Two U S Border Patrol agents died when their light plane struck a power line 40 miles east of Yuma during a routine patrol. The aircraft crashed onto Interstate 8, forcing a highway closure for hours. The dead are pilot Friedrich Karl, 50, and Patrolman John Blue, 38, both of Yuma.
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Policeman booked in gun death
A policeman was booked on suspicion of murder after an accidental discharge with an automatic pistol struck a woman in the abdomen. Palmer, who phoned 2:13 a.m., attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation before she died at Huntington Beach Hospital. He was taken to the police station for questioning.
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California milk price hike set by four to twelve cents
California dairy groups urged retail milk increases of 2.5 to 3 cents per quart, implying 10 to 12 cents per gallon. C. B. Christensen, Reagan administration agriculture chief, warned of a possible minimum rise of at least four cents per gallon as feed shortages strain herds.
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Jury Deliberations Begin in Kelleher Rape Trial
After three days of closing arguments and two months of testimony the jury in Dr Robert Kelleher s rape case began deliberations. The seven man five woman panel spent 70 minutes in the room before being sent home by Judge D Sterry Fagan with orders not to discuss the case.
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Slaying Fear Grips Boston After Roxbury Murders
Boston reels from a series of brutal murders in Roxbury as police link several attacks within minutes. Evelyn Wagler, 34, died after being set afire by six youths. Ludigio Barba, 55, stabbed and robbed while fishing near Bayside Mall. A 16 year old was arrested for armed robbery. city offers 5000 reward. Mayor White appeals for calm and security as schools close and riots feared.
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Tierney
Kevin H. White
McCormack Junior High
Dover
Columbia Point
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Ronald Leonard
Revere
Leonard
City Hospital
Bottie — Glére Oates
Quincy
Swearing in all in family in Los Angeles
1st Lt Gary Delaney swore in his wife Jeannie as a recruit, making him the enlisting officer and her the trainee. She heads to Lackland AFB for 13 weeks of basic training while Delaney stays home with their two children in Hawthorne. After training she hopes to return to the Los Angeles area as a registered nurse. The United Nations General Assembly rejected South Africa’s credentials but allowed its foreign minister to deliver the annual policy address as Black Africans staged a walkout.
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Gary Delaney
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Jeannie
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Hawthorne
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South Africa
Chile quake terrifies readers across continents
The article relays panic after a Chilean tremor with global notes on Richter scale readings. U S seismographic data show a 6.3 quake, explained for readers, detailing how each unit represents tenfold motion and potential damage levels from slight to devastating.
Thursday boom and Friday bust at gas stations
Reported threats and protests amid Phase 4 fuel shortages spurred dealers to stay open or plan targeted closures. Byron Bronson urged staying open to protect customers as fear and intimidation spread. many independents followed suit with selective pump closures. Gas demand surged Thursday with volumes up to 45,000 gallons at some stations, while industry groups tracked a minority of closures and lingering market anxiety.
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