Frazier Convicted Of Five Murders
John Linley Frazier, 25, was found guilty of five counts of first degree murder in the Santa Cruz mansion killings. Prosecutor Peter Chang labeled him an environmental crusader who threatened to “snuff out rednecks” polluting with big houses, as the eight women and four men jury deliberated three days.
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Redwood City
Calif
UPI
John Linley Frazier
Santa Cruz Mansion
Victor Ohta
James Jackson
Frazier
Peter Chang
Chang
Santa Cruz County
Jury to hear sanity phase in Frazier homicide trial
The Santa Cruz case moved to San Mateo County ends with a verdict praised as very just. Judge Franich recessed to Thursday for a sanity hearing. if sane, a penalty phase follows with potential death penalty. If insane, Frazier faces commitment to a state hospital.
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Santa Cruz
San Mateo County
Superior Cour
Charlies Franich
Frazier
Ohta
Virginia
Taggart
Derek
Dorothy Cadwallader
Ohia
Millwrights Union Local 1454
Cincinnati
Labor Department
United States
Rome
Saal Administration
Buyerle
Manson Given 3 Live Sentences
Charles Manson received three additional life terms on top of his eight death sentences for the Sharon Tate LaBianca killings and the slayings of Gary Hinman and Donald Shea. The verdict came as he reacted with insults while attorney Irving Kana tek argued the case. The jury had previously condemned him to death for the Tate LaBianca crimes and conspiracy.
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Los Angeles
UPS
Charles Manson
Manson
Irving Kanatek
Charlie
Superior Court
Donald “Shorty” Shea
Gary Hinman
Hinman
Sharon Tate-LaBianca
Gas Policy Details Shortage Solving Efforts and Projections
Columbia Gas officials outlined near term supply challenges and long term plans to ease shortages. Company explores West Virginia reserves in Mingo County and studies coal methane recovery, while pledging to protect residential customers and limit industrial curtailments. Intervenors include Ohio and Tucker counties courts and local chambers.
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Columbia
Columbia Gas
West Virginia
Mingo County
Alaska
Canadian Arctic
Algeria
South America
Cornell
Robert M. Bennett
The
PSC
Bennett
Ohio
Tucker County
Wheeling Area
Coed Leaps to Death From Golden Gate Bridge
Juliet Ravlin a Mills College student from San Francisco died after leaping from the Golden Gate Bridge Monday marking the 435th self inflicted death at the span in 30 years. Two notes were found in her car to her mother and a teacher as a Coast Guard team searched the bay for the body.
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Franciswu
Upid
Mills College
Federal Pay Debate Shapes Military and Civilian Raises
The article explains a federal pay raise linking military and civilian salaries as a step toward an all volunteer force. Senators McGee and Fong urge broader inflation controls while Cooper backs Pay Board jurisdiction. Proxmire criticizes near dictatorial powers but cannot block extending Nixon powers beyond 1972.
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Gale W. McGee
Dwyo
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Nixon
Cooper
William Proxmire
Dwis
Senate
Search Abandoned For Lost Deer Hunter On Backbone Mountain
The search for Lawrence Wright a 54 year old deer hunter missing on Backbone Mountain since last Wednesday has been called off due to bad weather National Guard helicopters and volunteer searchers were halted Monday as snow fell in the mountain valleys The DePacc event of Natural Resources spokesman said the operation will resume when weather clears Wright was hunting with his son Richard when they split up to stalk deer and a snowstorm followed
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Thomas
UPI
Lawrence Wright
Spencer
Backbone Mountain
National Guard
de- Pac Event of Natural Resources
Wright
Richard
Kent State Rioting Trial Moves Forward In Fire Charge
The case centers on Bilek charged with first degree rioting and arson after campus disturbances at Kent State. Judge Albert L. Caris heard opening statements as a nine man, three woman jury was seated. Rupe pleads innocent and testified about being near the ROTC building fire without admitting involvement. A separate bid to disqualify Judge Jones is before the Ohio Supreme Court, tied to a grand jury report blaming administrators for permissiveness.
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Bilek
Albert L. Caris
Ohio Supreme Court
New York City
David Scribner
Jones
KSU
Rupe
ROTC
Resume Plane Sales To Israel Asks Byrd On Senate Floor
Senator Byrd urged the Nixon administration to resume Phantom jet sales to Israel to deter Arab threats from Egyptian President Sadat. He argued a credible defense could prevent actions from translating into war, noting Sadat’s warning that armed conflict might liberate occupied lands. Also reported: Philippine household spending rose 3.9 percent last year versus 6.1 percent in 196? per government data.
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Waomington
UPI
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Nixon
Israel
Senate
Byrd
Anwar Sa‘dat
Sadat
Manila
Philippines
Nixon China trip eyed after New Year
Ziegler outlined Nixon plans as a search for peace with China while warning against expecting a full solution to deep political differences. The journey, timed after the Chinese New Year on February 15, accompanies his State of the Union, a new budget, and summit talks with allied leaders to reassure unity. A re-election announcement may come before the Peking visit, ahead of the March 7 New Hampshire primary.
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Ziegler
China
United States
Nixon
Peking
New Hampshire
Two Teachers Stabbed By Insulted Mother
In San Francisco a mother identified as Rose Hardy stabbed two teachers at Hillcrest School after entering a classroom and shouting racial insults. Teachers Shirley Bayerle and Joan Hoskey were hospitalized with multiple wounds. Hoskey in critical condition, Bayerle stable though possibly losing sight. Principal Jerome Kenney restrained the attacker who fled and later surrendered to police.
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San Francisco
UPI
Miss Hoskey
Rose Hardy
Shirley Bayerle
Joan Hoskey
Mrs. Bayerle
City Prison
Tax Bill Splits Over Party Funding Plan
Senate amendment draws ire as a proposal lets taxpayers allocate $1 of their taxes to a chosen party. Potential $20.4 million for major parties and $6 million for George Wallace third party. Democrats face a $9 million deficit from 1968 campaign. outlook dim. Republicans call it a Democratic bailout. Democrats say it would curb corporate, wealthy, and labor influence.
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Republican
White House
George Wallace
Mamie Eisenhower Admitted for Periodic Checkup
Washington UPI reports First Lady Mamie Eisenhower has been admitted to Walter Reed Army Medical Center for a periodic physical examination. Doctors described the visit as routine and for a periodic checkup.
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Washington
UPI
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Oldest delegate at White House aging conference plans sixth marriage
Justus Stevens of Salt Lake City aged 95, a five time widower, remains active as he plans a sixth marriage during the five day event. He jokes about marrying five wives, dislikes strong drinks, and says he prefers city life for activity while pondering life after.
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Conference On Aging
Wasmlnglun
UPI
White House
Justus ‘Stevens
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ihim
Stevens
Jury Declares Self Defense in Hanna Death Charleston WV
A Kanawha County Coroner's Jury ruled the death of 33 year old Robert L. Hanna self defense by State Police. The panel also urged continued investigation into the Saturday slaying as officers claimed Hanna waved a shotgun from his mother's porch.
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Charleston
Hanna
James Neely
Wrecks Cause 2800 Dollars in Damage in Two Crashes
Douglas Shrewsbury 16 of Daniels suffered minor injuries when his 1969 car flipped after losing control on U S 21 in Beaver. State police cite $2000 damage to Shrewsbury’s vehicle and undisclosed injuries with no charges. In a separate Valley Drive North crash Daniel Adkins 18 of Pineville hit Gladys Phelps 48 of Eccles, causing $800 and $300 damage respectively due to brake failure and rear-end impact.
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Douglas
Shrewsbury
Daniels
U. S. 21
Beaver
Valley Drive North
Daniel Joseph Adkins
Pineville
Gladys M. Phelps
Eccles
Adkins
Phelps Auto
Body Identified as Oak Hill Man
State police positively identified the body found in an auto Sunday near Sweeneysburg as James Paul Stanley 57 of 191 Wallace St Oak Hill. Autopsy showed death by heart attack with no foul play suspected. Last address previously linked to Huntington. Authorities continue investigation.
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Sweeneysburg
James Paul Stanley
Wallace St
Oak Hill
Huntington
Stanley
Deaths and Funerals Hear Fractured Notes of Loss
Incomplete funeral notices for Dr. D Alene Blake fifty four died in an accidental fire at San Ramen wms NCA Hue. She was a former Oak Hill physician and a member of the Oak Hill United Methodist Phaeoh one. Final rites for James A White eighty died at Huntington Hospital. Woodrow Scott Orndorff twenty one died from injuries in Pineville after an automobile crash. Bodies lie at local funeral homes as families prepare services and call hours.
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D. Alene Blake
James O. Merritt
Columbia, D. C
Oak Hill
San Ramen
Wms Nca Hue
The
Joye Treadway
Lou Ellen| Jap
Charleston
Blake
Collins High School
University of Chicago
Medical College of Virginia
Grace Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Rollman Institute
Dix Hospital
Wake County Mental Health Center
Fayette County Medical Society
West Virginia Medical Association
American Medical Association
Raleigh County Medical Society
Southern West Virginia Regional Health Council
South Carolina
Merritt
Woodrow Scott
Orndorff
Wyoming
Cooper Memorial Baptist
Skin Fork
Gene Cook
Cooper
Pineville
Woodrow W
Jeanette Brooks Orndorff
Ste
Robertson
Funeral services for Charles T. Painter in Oak Hill
Charles Thomas Painter 48 of 318 Rhodes St Oak Hill died Monday in a Beckley hospital after a heart attack. Funeral 2 30 p m Thursday at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill with burial at High Lawn Memorial Park. Survived by wife Gwendolyn two sons and two brothers. Friends may call Wednesday 6 to 9 p m.
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James A
Jim) White
Herndon
Tram
Sam Feglesong
Mullens
Phillip
Graham
Shrewsbury
White
Huntington
Fo‘glesong
Nease and
Neely
Muillens
Charles Thomas Painter
Rhodes St
Oak Hill
Tyree
Paintér
Raleigh Ambulance Service
Painterstern
Robert F
Hortensen
Belding
Camarillo
Calif
William K. Painter
Beckley
Meany Resting Comfortably After Chest Pain Hospitalization
AFL CIO President George Meany rests comfortably at George Washington University Hospital after chest pains on Thanksgiving morning. Doctors report he is in good spirits and improving as a hospital stay continues.
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Meany
Washington
UPI
Aflcio
Geore Meany
George Washington University Hospital
India Pakistan clash deepens across East Pakistan border
Reports from Dinajpur near Balurghat describe ongoing contact with Pakistanis as Indian and Pakistani forces exchange tank and artillery fire. Galloway cites casualties and a blackout of flights to Jessore amid heavy fighting northeast of Calcutta. International reaction includes Nixon urging ceasefire and calls from China and the Soviet Union for peace.
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Dinajpur
Balurghat
UPI
Joseph Galloway
Dacca
East Pakistan
Jessore
Galloway
Calcutta
Pakistani International Airlines
PIA
India
Jagjivan Ram
Army and Border Security Force
BSF
Wobingon
Peking
Nixon
Pakistan
Soviet Union
China
Li Hsein-mien
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
Moscow
Red Star
Indira Gandhi
United Nations
Khan
Thant
U.N
Tn Dacca
Peru
Gandhi
Abe
Caprera
Dui
James P Stanley Found Dead Near Sweeneyburg
James Paul Stanley, 57, of 191 Wallace Street Oak Hill was found dead Sunday in a car near Sweeneyburg. The body will be removed from Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Home Beckley to a Roanoke Virginia funeral home for services.
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James Paul ‘Stanley
Wallace St
Oak Hill
Sweeneyburg
Rose and Quesenberry
Funeral Home
Beckley
Roanoke
Final rites for Mrs Millie Susan McClung
Mrs Millie Susan McClung 92 Route 1 Oak Hill died at home after a long illness. Final rites set for 4 p m Thursday at Tyree Funeral Home Oak Hill with Revs Donnelly and Laving in charge. Burial High Lawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Born April 19 1879 at Mount Kent she was daughter of the late Granville Alderson and Ann Stull McClung. Survived by four sons three daughters a brother and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Millie McClung
Mille
Susan McClung
Oak Hill
Chapel of
Granville Alderson
Ann Stull McClung
Shi
Calvary Baptist Church
Cecil C
Hollywood
Fla
Alderson
Morgantown
Harold
South Weymouth
Mase
Keith
Smithville
N. C
Miss Wahpelle McClung
Mra
Danny 'S
Ork Bill
Chloe Brooks
Gladys Wright
Charleston
Willie Dormin McClung
Robineville
Pat Hooper
Delta
Colo
Min
Jaste Brown
Prenchico
Ind
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Ontario
I the Beast
Black Bears
Lanny Warren
Sennett Hanna
Scarbro
Ishe
Ollie
Alma Carwile Bink
Oak|iil
James A. White
Woodrow Orndorff
Dr. D. Alene Bloke
Charles T. Painter
James P. Stanley
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