Panthers raid survivors plan appeal after dismissal
Survivors of the 1969 Chicago police raid that killed Black Panther leader Fred Hampton and Mark Clark say they will appeal the dismissal of a 47.7 million civil suit against seven lawmen. Judge Perry voided the case four days after jurors began deliberations, sparking sharp criticism from Panthers’ attorneys.
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State coal production increases in May in Illinois
Illinois miners produced nearly 5.4 million tons of coal from 59 mines in May, up from April and well ahead of May 1976. Perry County led with just over one million tons, followed by Randolph and Jefferson counties. Underground mines yielded 2.8 million tons versus 2.5 million tons from strip mines.
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