Marine drill instructor found not guilty in recruit death
S Sgt Harold Bronson was acquitted on all charges in the death of Pvt Lynn McClure during a pugil stick training bout at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. The panel found he acted under orders and within his duty, while seeking dismissal of charges against two other sergeants and a captain.
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San Diego
UPI
Harold Bronson
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Bronson
Lynn McClure
McClure
Lufkin
Tex
Daniel Hunter
Hunter
Prince Stanislaus Radziwill Dies in England Home
Polish born prince and former husband of Princess Lee Radziwill dies at 61 after brief illness in Essex near London. He and Lee married in 1959 and divorced in 1975. Funeral planned at Henley-on-Thames chapel he established for Polish boys. burial to follow.
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London
UPI
Stanislaus Radziwill
Lee Radziwill
Jacqueline Onassis
Radziwill
Buckingham Palace
Ivor Bruce
Essex
Radziwills
Lee
Antoine
The
Daily Express
New York
Henley-on-Thames
Salyut 5 Completes 106 Orbits Normal Operations Reported
Tass reported the Salyut 5 space station, launched June 22, had circled Earth 106 times and was operating normally with all onboard systems functioning. Orbit completes about every 89 minutes. manned missions possible by early July, aiming to challenge the Skylab endurance record.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Globe
United States
Flight Control Center
Space Laboratory
Earth
Salyut 5
Harris trial jury selection drags as Hearst SLA case looms
In Los Angeles UPI reports jury questioning for William and Emily Harris continues with no jurors seated after five days. Defense has rejected 35 for cause. both sides hold 40 peremptory challenges. Hearst to face separate trial July 26 with proceedings in a bulletproof courtroom. Prospects questioned individually. two recalled Hearst torture claims but say they can decide solely on evidence.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hearst-Sla
Harrises
Miss Hearst
Dolphins Wash Ashore on Maui Near Kihei
More than 20 deep sea dolphins stranded near Kihei on Maui. Seven died or soon after. Dr. Edward Shellenberger of Sea Life Park retrieved four of 17 dolphins seen inside the reef at Kihei on Sunday. Two were dead, one died later, but one swam healthily in the park tanks on Monday.
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Honolulu
Edward Shellenberger
Sea Life Park
Kihie
Brezhnev urges Western Europe to seek better US ties
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev opened a two day summit of 29 European Communist parties proposing improved relations with the United States and new arms control. He urged Western Communist parties to keep pressing for a post capitalist world even with Social Democrat and Christian party alliances. Brezhnev condemned NATO and US arms spending while proposing the disbanding of NATO and the Warsaw Pact to defuse what he called Europe s powder keg. He denied the USSR is closed to outsiders but warned against spies and anti Soviet emigre publications. He criticized Western governments for not pursuing peace initiatives with a guarded optimism that progress is possible.
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Berlin
UPI
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Europe
Brezhnev
Communist Movement
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Tito
Nicolae Ceausescu
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Tass
East Berlin
Badham to be released after boating accident injury
Newport Beach Assemblyman Robert Badham the Republican nominee for Congress from the 40th District was to be released Tuesday from Hogue Memorial Hospital after a neck injury suffered when a boom struck him aboard a 44 foot sailboat during Newport Harbor races.
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Newport Beach
UPI
Robert Badham
Hogue Memorial Hospital
Badham
Newport Harbor
Lawmakers edge toward school funding solution in California
In Sacramento lawmakers backed a $263 million school aid package after delays and a late flight caused a postponement. The Assembly approved 54 to 1 with added $13 million for needy districts, sending the measure to the Senate in a fragile two house compromise amid ongoing budget debate.
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Sacramento
UPS
Sstate
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Senate
Ken Meade
Berkeley
Tom Bane
van Nuys
U.S Conference of Mayors
Milwaukee
Brown
Leroy Greene
Roy Bell
Republican Assembly
Paul Priolo
Pacific Palisades
Supreme Court allows use of incriminating personal papers
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that police may seize incriminating personal business papers with a proper search warrant without violating the Fifth Amendment. The court also held 6 to 3 that Congress may discriminate among illegitimate children for Social Security death benefits, requiring certain proofs of paternity or parental support. Dissenters were Justices Stevens Brennan Marshall.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Maryland Special Court of Appeals
Harry A. Blackmun
Montgomery County
Peter C. Andresen
John Paul Stevens
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
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