Pre trial publicity ban overruled in court ruling
J Edward Murray of The Arizona Republic cites a California trio case County of Los Angeles v Superior Court as overruling ABA committee calls for harsher pretrial publicity limits. Murray argues the Reardon Report sparked major research and warns against predetermination in criminal cases. He spoke at an American Heritage lecture at the University of Colorado.
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Arizona
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Arizona Republic
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Superior Court of California
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Arizona Newsman
Committee On Freedom of Information
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Reardon
University of Colorado
Arson suspects held in California brush fires
Two 16 year old girls were arrested as investigators pursue an arson case tied to fast spreading brush fires in Southern California. Firefighters battled major blazes near Simi Valley and Timber Canyon as authorities warned of multiple concurrent fires and a deadly three day blaze period.
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UPI
California
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Simi Valley High School
Simi Valley
Timber Canyon
Ventura County
Ventura
Ventura County Sheriff's Deputies
Ditch Canyon
Jan Cameron
Sims
Thieves Grab Cash From Woolco Employees in Phoenix Heist
Two men wearing Halloween masks stole 141 cash and 7 749 in checks totaling 22 349 from Woolco Department Store employees in Phoenix. They forced a bag from a driver, fled in a stolen car later found abandoned. Police search underway as store manager questions timing.
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UPI
Woolco
Jack Grynstead
Larry Landis
Larry
Grynstad
Landis
Louis Christensen
Woaleo
NORAD dismisses UFO fears citing natural phenomena
NORAD says most sighted UFOs are natural atmospheric or astronomical events or misidentified aircraft and birds. About 5 percent remain unidentified but pose no threat to North America, since NORAD radars would detect any hardware in the airspace.
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Science Today Washington
UPI
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University of Colorado
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Air Force
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Canada
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Firefighter collapses and dies after Four Peaks blaze
Wiley Clarence Beaver, 63, of Apache Junction, died after injuries from a forest fire in the Four Peaks area. He collapsed after leaving the lines and died on arrival at Mesa Lutheran Hospital. A regional Forest Service inquiry from Albuquerque will investigate.
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Wiley Clarence Beaver
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Four Peaks
Beaver
Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Williams Afb
Tonta National Forest
Robert Courtney
Forest Service
Albuquerque
N.M
Soviet spy Runge defects to West. West Germany treason case unfolds
UPI reporting from Washington says Lt. Col. Yegveniy Runge sought asylum in the West and provided a list of Soviet spies to U.S. authorities. West German arrests total five, including a Bonn ministry former secretary who hanged herself in Cologne prison. The case is described as among the gravest treason incidents in West German history with ongoing investigations.
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Washington
UPI
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State Department
Ludwig Martin
Karlsruhe
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Martin
Yegveniy Yevgenevich Runge
Germany
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Bonn
Cologne
Sergent jury selection resumes in Colo murder trial
Durango Colorado jury pool of 13 remains overnight as juror challenges trim to 16 per side. Prosecutor Haas seeks murder verdict in the Moeller couple case with 64 witnesses planned. Sergent 26 faces first degree murder for Milton Moeller death and Mildred Moeller case.
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Colo
Mildred
Sergent
Moeller
Haas
Colorado
Patricia Sergent
Vivian Uchwall
John S. Carroll
Westminster
Leonard Davies
Denver
Dist
James Noland
Hazel Park
Mich
Drifter
Oscoda
Excess Baggage Leads to Odd Flight Mixup
A Cincinnati case ends with an American Airlines clerk discovering his own misloaded luggage. Jack Buttram says he was locked inside a plane in Washington while loading bags, then arrived in Cincinnati an hour later, later flying back to Washington in the passenger cabin.
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UPI
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Washington
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Buttram
Poodle Stolen From HiWay Veterinary Kennel
An apricot miniature poodle valued at $100 was reported stolen early Monday from HiWay Veterinary Co. Police said a cement block was used to scale a wall and gain entry to the animal compound where the poodle was housed in a private kennel.
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McDowell Rd
Ford UAW 16 hour talks end without breakthrough
A 16 hour bargaining session at Ford Motor Co. ended in a recess at 3 15 am signaling no imminent settlement in the 41 day strike. Negotiations began Monday and aimed at a three year contract with SUB changes possibly satisfying Walter Reuther.
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UPI
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter
Reuther
Vatican Synod Hears Demands for Laymen Body
Militant laymen press for a part in church governance at the Synod of Bishops in Vatican City. A 200 member group presents a memorandum calling for an elected lay council while Pope Paul VI cautions against lay control of doctrine. The session shifts to discuss mixed marriages and recognition of Catholic-Protestant unions.
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UPI
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