Date Set For Angela Davis Trial In California
A California Superior Court judge set February 28 as the start date for Angela Davis's murder, kidnap, and conspiracy trial after long pretrial hearings. The judge denied defense requests to move the trig again and to have the state pay defense costs, but ordered disclosure of prospective juror information while protecting source details. Davis, 28, a former UCLA philosophy instructor, has been jailed since 1970 for involvement in the Aug 7, 1970 shootout at the Marin County Civic Center.
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San Jose
Calif
California
Superior Court
Angela Davis
Richard E. Arnason
Miss Davis
Arnason
Santa Clara County
Atorney Howard Moore Jr
Miss Devit
UCLA
Marit County Civic Center
Civic Center
Marin County
Evelle Younger
Moore
Albert Harris Jr
Harris
Europeans Defend Share Of Atlantic Defense Burden
European defense experts push back at U S complaints that they underperform. They cite figures showing Western Europe up 60 percent in spending while U S outlays fall 30 percent in real terms. Lord Carrington notes Europeans provide the majority of ground troops sailors and airmen in Europe.
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Brussels
U.S
Lord Carrington
Britain
U.S. Defense Department
Atlantic Alliance
Ues
Europe
United States
Alliance
West Germany
Enemy Strength Declines in Vietnam War Report
Washington reports about 90,000 enemy fighters vanished from South Vietnam since last year while North Vietnamese and Viet Cong strength is listed at at least 150,000. Officials cite possible unit shifts in Cambodia or Laos and data refinement, but private doubts persist about casualty and infiltration figures amid ongoing intelligence reviews.
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Washington
APY
South Vietnam
Itis
Congress
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
South
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Cambodia
Laos
Workshop Planned on Cultural Awareness in Early Childhood Education
Representations from nurseries day care centers and kindergartens across New Mexico will attend a March 11 workshop on cultural awareness in early childhood education at the University of New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Narcotics Agents Halt Major French Drug Ring Shipment
U S and French narcotics agents blocked a 1.4 million dollar cocaine shipment to the United States. German Arrogo, 44, a key figure, was arrested in Fort De France with two Colombians, while Miami police seized two more Colombians. The operation involved private planes and private routes from Latin America to the United States, with authorities naming Auguste Joseph Ricord as the principal kingpin in Paraguay.
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Fort DE France
Martinique
U.S
United States
Arrogo
Latin America
Rogelin Gomez
Miami
Gerardo Moreno
Maria Lucia Salazar
Gomez
Diamant Roc
Mooney
Arrego
Central
South America
Marseille
France
America
U.S. Narcotics Bureau
Auguste Joseph Ricord
Paraguay
Ricard
Middleboro Elks Recommend Dropping Whites-Only Rule
Middleboro Lodge of Elks votes to urge Grand Lodge to remove the word white from membership requirements. Rev William M McKenzie who joined in 1970 to push change announced the decision. In December a black scoutmaster, William F Brell, applied for membership and was rejected.
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Middleboro, Mass
Middleboro Lodge of Elks
National Grand Lodge
William M. McKenzie
Sacred Heart Roman. Catholic Church
Middleboro
William F. Brell
Sealed bids requested by Western New Mexico University
Sealed bids will be received in the Office of Business Affairs at Western New Mexico University Silver City New Mexico before 2:00 PM on February 24 1972 for purchase of Language Lab furniture under Invitation to Bid No 5500. Specifications available from Purchasing Division or by mail to Earl E Weaver. Richard C Grandi is Business Manager.
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Office of Business Affairs
Western New Mexico University
College Avenue
Silver City
New Mexico
Western New Mexico, University
Earl E, Weaver
State Salaries Boosted In New Mexico Legislature Action
The New Mexico Legislature enacted a bill to raise the minimum state employee salary to 330 per month after July 1, funded by a $1 million appropriation. It also passed a coal surface mining bill requiring land reclamation and revegetation for operations. The Senate sent both bills to the governor and killed four House bills including district attorney raises and an elderly tax exemption.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Senate
House
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