Taxpayers Suit Fails To Keep Farr Free From Jail
In Los Angeles courts a four man taxpayers suit to bar publication of a juvenile court story was dismissed. judges found no fact showing grounds to jail William Farr or stop him from being published. Elsewhere, officials debated news source protection with governors and editors urging shield laws and limits on compelled testimony. debates spanned Maryland, New Mexico, Ohio, and Connecticut as lawmakers weighed first amendment safeguards.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Michael Ho
Los Angeles Times
William Farr
Iadnacda
Igtary
Vrenanounys
Charles Denver
S. Vogel
John R. Evans
Children’s Code
Times
Rudy
Villasenor
Los Angeles Herald
Examiner
Meljor
LeRoy
KABC
Denver
Jesus A. Barker
Peter J. Pitchess
Farr
Onjbans
Upstate Supreme Court
Superior Court
Annapolis, Md
Upd
Pitchess
Marvin Mandel
Baltimore County
Maryland
Charles Manson
Farris
Baltimore News-American
Baltimore
Jecal
Supreme Court broadens government anti trust power
The Supreme Court extends anti trust reach to fringe beer markets in New England ruling that a firm’s potential as a competitor can curb mergers. Falstaff Brew ing Co. could influence prices without direct market entry, impacting Narragansett Brewing Co. and regional players. Justice Rehnquist dissented urging limits on government power.
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Jack C. Landau
Newhouse News Service
Supreme Court
New
England
New England
Falstaff
District Court
Narragansett
New Pant
William H. Rehnquist
Potaulater Stewart
Justice Department
Nar J
Jagansett
Rehnquist
High Court
Raw Farm Prices Hit New High Across Nation
Treasury and Agriculture officials report raw farm product prices rose 3 percent to a record in the 30 days to Feb 15. Beef and hog prices led gains while soybeans climbed. wheat eggs and corn fell. White House resists farm price controls amid calls from AFL CIO and critics.
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Bernard Brenner
Gerald L. Warren Washington
UPI
Treasury
George P. Shultz
John T. Dunlop
Agriculture Department
AFL- Cio
George Meany
William J. Scherle
Rtowa
Scherle
Iowa
America
Earl Butz
Meany
Meir and Nixon Discuss Peace Plan at White House
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir meets President Nixon in Washington as part of renewed U S efforts toward Middle East peace and better Arab relations. The visit, treated like a state affair, includes a White House dinner and talks with officials on Egyptian views and arms supplies.
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Washington
UPI
Golda Meir J
Nixon
White House
U. S
Middle East
Hussein
Jordan
Egypt
Mohammed Hafez Ismail
Kenneth Bush
State Department
Meir
Ismail
Anwar Sadat
Bush
Charles W. Bray
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon abandons welfare reforms in State of the Union message
President Nixon, in his fourth State of the Union, abandoned major structural welfare reform while pledging to push a national health insurance plan and elderly property tax relief. He urged tightening AFDC management, while offering no details on health or education funding and noting no immediate passage of welfare changes.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
AFDC
Aerson
Federal
Office of Economic Opportunity
Formal Signing Tomorrow International Viet Peace Accord
World powers initialed a peace accord to guarantee lasting peace in Vietnam with US Soviet China and both Vietnams and Viet Cong present. The document will be signed Friday at 11 am local time, with Kurt Waldheim and William Rogers observing. The talks ended after a crisis over POW releases and a brief boycott.
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Paris
UPI
Fietam
Hanoi
United States
Russia
China
Vietna Eo
Viet Cong
Nivery
Nations i
Vietnam
Teenager Receives Death Sentence in Massachusetts Rape Murder
In Boston, 18 year old Robert E. O'Neil was sentenced to death for the 1972 rape and murder of 57 year old Gladys Mercades and the attempted murder of her son. Judge Diamond ruled the penalty mandatory under state law and not limited by the U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The verdict came from a 10 to 2 jury confirmation of murder, rape, and related charges. The sentence will be reviewed by the state Supreme Court.
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Boston
UPS
Alan J. Diamond
Supreme Court
Robert E. O'Neil
Diamond
O’neil
State Supreme Court
O'Neil
Gladys Mercades
Earl
Massachusetts
U.S. Supreme Court
Jorge
Ex-Sergeant Wooldridge sentence tied to Senate testimony
Former Army sergeant major William Wooldridge pleads guilty to bribery and faces sentencing on April 30. Judge Warren Ferguson said the punishment depends on Wooldridge’s full, open testimony to a Senate subcommittee on government operations. Co-defendants Bass and Higdon also pleaded guilty amid charges tied to servicemen’s clubs overseas.
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Los Angeles
UPI
William ©. Wooldridge
Senate
Wooldridge
Army
US District Court
Warren J. Ferguson
Woaldridge
Permanent Investigations
Senate Committee On Government Operations
Theodore Bass
William Higdon
Bass
Pensacola
Fla
John Nelson
Higdon
Huntsville
Ala
Junction City
Kaw
Aidle Redeoce
Pilaro d
Kitty Hawk Rioter Sentencing in Navy Court Martial
Navy court martial today weighs penalty for Airman Ronald Glover of Columbia DC. found guilty of one assault count amid Kitty Hawk race riot cases involving 23 sailors, most black, with four injured aboard USS Kitty Hawk last October.
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San Diego
UPS
Navy
Ronald Glover
Glover
Columbia
D.C
Deaths and Funerals
A jumble of obituaries notes Mrs Clara A Blevins 63 of Daniels died at home born March 21 1909 she belonged to Pentecostal Church of Daniels and survived by her brother Chester Blevins. Other notices list final rites for Claude Pate Mrs Mary Swanson Mammie Pate and Mary Swarnner as well as Silas Rollins Tammy Mickey and Tammy’s family with services across Raleigh and Greenbrier counties.
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Clara Blevins
Clara A. Blevins
Daniels
Claude
Pate
Mary Wallace
Mary Swanson
Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens
Franklin County
John and
Francis Radford Pate
UMWA
McAlpin
Disabled American Veterans
Theamin White Pate
Warren, Pate
Floyd
Manford Pate
Waverly
Bay of Midway
James
Blanche) Sigman
Doug
Nanny Mary) Gibbs
Bassett
Frank
Louise) Perry
Kansas City
Kan
Emma Nolen
Danville
Williams
Sophia
Harold Pendry
George Roebuck
Lawrence Sturgill
Leon Sturgill
James Trovato
Herbert Henderson
Funeral services for Aden W. Toney at Workman's Creek church
Aden W. Toney 92 of Clear Creek dies after short illness in Beckley hospital. Funeral at Workman's Creek Methodist Church Saturday at 2 p m with Rev. in charge. Burial in Sunset Memorial Garden. Grandsons to serve as pallbearers. Also notice of grave infant burial for Buckland of Beaver at Canaday Cemetery Friday at 2 p m with parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Buckland.
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Beckley
Oak Hill
Willie May Jackson
Adamsville
Ala
Rochelle Watford
Birmingham
William Watford
New York City
N. Y
Joseph
George Edward
O'Dell
Robert
Ritchin and Johnson
Greenstown
Aden W. Tions
Toney
Clear Creek
Workman's Creek
Beckley ‘Hospital
Keyser-Bryant Funeral Home
Buckland
Ernest Buckland
Beaver
Canaday
Dewey Buckland
POWs Update After Ceasefire Talks in Saigon
The article notes continued POW status and releases since the ceasefire. It cites 155 U.S. military POWs released, eight U.S. civilians, and one Canadian civilian, with 47 U.S. military, 16 U.S. civilians, and seven foreign civilians still missing or in captivity. It mentions minesweeping resuming and possible negotiations in Saigon over alleged ceasefire violations near Khe San.
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U. S
U.S
Communist Pathet Leo
United States
South Vietam
Khe San
Saigon
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Raleigh Register
W. Va
Sulla
The
Rocky Mountain News
Vincent Dwyer
Evans
Michael Olesker
Joseph Nawrozki
Mandel
News- American
Steven O'Neal
Santa FE
N.M
Bruce King
New Mexico House
Stanford
Calif
Time Magazine
Ralph Davidson
Federal Communications Commission
Davidson
Stanford Business
Spiro Agnew
Kent, Ohio
Thomas L. Boardman
Cleveland Press
Boardman
Kent State University
Ohio
Connecticut
Thomas J. Meskill
Meskill
Yale University
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Gov't
United Press International
Soviet Union
North
South Vietnam
External Affairs
Mitchell
W. Satid
School
ST. Louis
Normandy
Ig Min
Missouri
Ethel Swanner
Ethel Swarnner
Pierpont
Leonard Hulett
Pierpont Ommunity Church
Pierpont Cemetery
Swarner
Mullens Hospital
Little Pines
Amos
Sally Lunsford
Inghde
Thelma Webb
Bluefield
Elizabeth Yates
Freeman
Via Lunsford
Minnie Land
Edda Berry
Morristown
Tenn
Sam Foglesong
Nease and
Neely
Mullens
Silas Rollins
Huntington
Trent and Durgan Funeral Home
Tammy Mickey
Jrs
Jarrell’ Mickey
Rog
Elmer Day
Ree Byrd
Raleigh
Greenwood
Memorial Nation
el-Park
Byrd
Ritchie
Johnson Funeral Parlor
Medicare
E. M. Calloway
Beckleyan
Smith Margaret Calloway
Pasadena
Grandview
Samuel H
Margaret Carper
C. L. Calloway
John Calloway
Margaret
Aden W. Toney
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