Berkowitz pleads innocent in Son of Sam case arraignment
David Berkowitz, 24, through lawyers enters an innocent plea at a Brooklyn arraignment on murder and assault charges. He may plead insanity if brought to trial and is sent to Kings County Hospital for psychiatric evaluation to determine competency. He was guarded tightly as he arrived amid heavy police presence.
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State Supreme Court
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Brooklyn
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Kings County Hospital
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Leon Stern
Stacy Moskowitz
Robert Violante
Yoswein
Philip Peltz
Peltz
Brooklyn Criminal Court
Berkeley suspect charged in grand jury murder and gun counts
Berkowitz faces a grand jury indictment charging murder and related counts including attempted murder felonious assault and illegal possession of a .44 caliber revolver police say linked to all shootings A diary reportedly detailing the Son of Sam crimes mentions a 14th victim in newly reported material.
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Son of Sam
City official refutes 400 percent sewage rate claim
City Manager Robert J. Owen said a Daily Record story overstated utility hikes. He noted that the sewage charge for all metered water would rise from 4 to 16 cents per 1000 gallons, and that overall bills would not reach a 400 percent increase.
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City Hall
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Roswell
Environmental Protection Agency
Smith
Judge issues injunction to curb Roswell denturist public work
Dist Court Judge Paul Snead issued a temporary injunction barring Roswell denturist Charles Hawkins from direct public dealings as a dental lab technician. The ruling allows work only with a dentist's authorization and ignores possible constitutional challenges while a final injunction hearing is planned for November. Hawkins defended his actions as advertising within the law and pledged to continue operations with dental referrals.
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Roswell
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Snead
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Hawkins Dental Lab
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Asst. Dist. Atty
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Keith Oas
Hawkin
Oas
Santa Fe
Rosenthal
Eleanor Perrell
E. Hervey Sr
West Germany may refuse Kappler extradition over constitution
Bonn reports the West German government may deny Italy's request to hand over Nazi war criminal Herbert Kappler, citing constitutional limits on extradition of German nationals. In Rome the Kappler escape prompted postponement of a meeting between Premier Andreotti and Chancellor Schmidt, amid public concern.
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Italy
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Herbert Kappler
Gestapo
Rome
Giulio Andreotti
Helmut Schmidt
Verona
Andreotti
Schmidt
Kappler
Carter seeks Republican aid for Panama Canal pact
The Carter administration arranged briefings for former president Gerald Ford and secretary of state Henry Kissinger to win GOP support for the Panama Canal agreement. Sol Linowitz and Gen. George Brown met Ford at his Vail Colorado home as Carter weighs Senate ratification amid conservative opposition. Ford signaled cautious backing with odds cited at about 60-40.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Strong
Sol Linowitz
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Vail
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Brown
Colorado
Beer firm to smash six bottles for new packaging plant
In Philadelphia AP reports a beer company will ceremonially crack six ribbon capped bottles against a brick wall to dedicate a new $7.5 million beer packaging facility. William Elliott of C. Schmidt & Sons notes the event marks a first for launching a building with a six pack.
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