East German spy Guenter Guillaume convicted of treason
Guenter Guillaume, the confessed spy linked to the Nixon letters scandal, was convicted of high treason in Duesseldorf West Germany and sentenced to 13 years. His wife Caristel received eight years for complicity as the court cited copies of secret letters from Nixon to Brandt among the documents handed to East Germany.
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Snow and rain delay search for shotgun wielding boy
Branson Missouri AP report says a snow and freezing rain delay hampered the manhunt for James Hatfield 43 and his family accused of robbing a Peel Arkansas grocery store with an 8 year old wielding a shotgun. The fugitive group includes Hatfield's daughter 23 his 8 year old son and two granddaughters ages 5 and 3. Police suspect a string of robberies across northwest Arkansas and southwest Missouri in recent weeks. The family fled on foot after the Friday holdup taking $350 to $400 in cash and groceries. Authorities fear Hatfield will resist arrest and may fire on officers.
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Catholic order cited in Muskie fund appeal
The Baltimore Sun reported a Catholic Pallottine order used its mail system to support a 1971 Muskie fund appeal before he sought the presidency. Two former Pallottine employees said the effort supplied manpower and equipment, handling about 4000 letters. the order did not print the appeal.
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Pumas Chase Mechanized Marmot At Brookfield Zoo
Brookfield Zoo pumas, once pampered, are now required to hunt a mechanized marmot for food. Officials say the exercise helps keep them trim as the two felines adjust to the new feeding routine.
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Suspect Arrest Made in Knight Killing Case
Salvatore Soli 38 of Philadelphia was arrested at a Miami motel after a woman staying with him called police. He faces murder charges in the stabbing death of John S. Knight III, grandson of Knight-Ridder chairman. Two women with Soli were charged with aiding a fugitive.
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Lind Mary Wells
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Illinois bar president to run for high court
The Illinois State Bar Association president, Lawrence X. Pusateri, resigned to seek a seat on the Illinois Supreme Court. Francis J. M. Householter of Kankakee will succeed, becoming president pro tem January 2 and starting a full term in June 1976. Householter, 62, has served as first vice president and earlier as Illinois assistant attorney general.
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