Witness Admits Lies in Harrisburg Trial Cross-Examination
In Harrisburg testimony, Boyd F. Douglas Jr admits lying to obtain FBI informant status and discusses undercover work. He says he would not lie to convict activists and describes carrying a Berretta during a 1986 chase. The cross-examination grows contentious as defense and judge clash over questions about weapon use.
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Plead Guilty On Marijuana Conspiracy Case
Six of 13 defendants charged in a marijuana importation conspiracy pleaded guilty in U S district court. Willis B Halling Jr Trudy Estes Martha Jones Norman Norman residents faced one count, while four others pleaded to two counts each related to importing marijuana from Mexico aboard a flight intercepted at Norman Airport. Judge John Stiles presided as cases linked to a Savannah group.
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Jury Hears State Official On Drug Abuse Case
The special grand jury investigating drug abuse in San Antonio heard testimony from Dr Wade state commissioner and two others Allan Schurr of the Texas Department of Public Welfare and Perry Cronmyell, supervisor of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. The jury received a 20 day extension to finish its inquiry.
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Nixon to display gift pandas in Washington
President and Mrs Nixon will display the two gift pandas from China in the capital. White House spokesman said the pandas, given by Chinese Premier Chou En Lai, should be viewable by the public. The gift responds to China’s exchange for North American musk oxen Milton and Matinda.
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Verdict Pending in San Antonio Fight Death Case
A medical examiner was to rule on the death of San Antonio man Dose Rodriguez 38 of 143 Brighton. He died Sunday at Bexar County Hospital after being struck with a chair during a quarrel and hitting his head on a metal pipe. Police said he was injured February 29.
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Two Men Sought in Nik Nik Armed Robbery Case
Police hunted two men connected to the S18 armed robbery at Pik Nik where manager Jerry Bailey said two bandits entered at about 9 15 p m Sunday and threatened clerk Lucille Ramer with a gun before fleeing in an auto with the loot.
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Justice of the Peace Bernard Brotherman Shot Near Home
Justice of the Peace Bernard R. Brotherman aged 61 died after a gunshot wound to the left chest. He was found on the floor at his Aden Street residence by his wife around 3:00 p.m. Sunday. Police located a .38 caliber pistol nearby at the scene and continue investigation.
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