Hillside Strangler suspects arrested in Los Angeles case
Police booked 37 year old Beverly Hills maintenance man Peter Mark Jones on murder investigation in two Hillside Strangler cases. Witness Shamshak, inmate at Terminal Island, claimed he saw Jones kill three women in a Ford van.
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Los Angeles
Hillside
Daryl Gates
Gates
Beverly Hills
Peter Mark Jones
George Shamshak
Los
Angeles
Terminal Island
Jones
Walpole State Prison
Massachusetts
Shamshak
Death of Gail Faison linked to stranglings case
In Columbus Georgia a 21 year old woman identified as Gail Faison was found fatally beaten near Fort Benning. Police say she had letters threatening death from The Forces of Evil claiming she would be killed June 1 unless the stranglings of six elderly women were stopped. The body had been dead four to five weeks.
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Columbus, Ga
Fort Benning
Herman Boone
Columbus Police Department
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Gail Jackson
Gail Bogen
Boone
Forces of Evil
Wynnton Road
Columbus
Police tied letter threats to strangling of six women
Boone said letters warned of Gail Jackson’s death if suspects weren’t caught by deadlines. Jackson had been missing since Feb 2. Police remain stumped in locating the killer(s) of six women found dead in their homes, with some victims sexually assaulted.
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Boone
Gail Jackson
Miss Jackson
Leukemia boy fights chemotherapy by parents in court
Two year old Chad Green, in Plymouth Mass, faces continued court battles as Gerald and Diana Green seek to end chemotherapy in favor of prayer and health foods. Massachusetts General Hospital argues for continued treatment. The judge ordered written arguments and temporary state custody while preserving parental physical custody, with a final decision set for next Friday. Chad’s doctor warns survival hinges on resuming drug therapy within a week.
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Plymouth
Mass
Chad Green
Plymouth Superior Court
Guy Volterra
Gerald
Diana Green
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chad
State Division of Family and Child Services
Illinois agency blasts Harrod case reversal in ruling
The Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board condemned the Illinois Supreme Court decision reversing Judge Samuel G. Harrod II's 30 day suspension. It called the ruling a misreading of constitutional language and argued the 1970 Constitution excludes the Supreme Court from disciplinary proceedings against judges. Harrod sentenced 26 youths to get haircuts, prompting the disciplinary case and court review.
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Chicago
Illinois Supreme Court
Samuel G. Harrod II
Illinois Judicial Inquiry Board
Inquiry Board
Harrod
Eureka
Supreme Court
Illinois Courts Commission
Judicial Inquiry Board
Carter seeks steel price hike restraint
The Carter administration pressed steel firms not to raise prices after a $10.50 per ton increase was announced. National Steel Corp followed with a $5.50 per ton rise while U.S. Steel and Wheeling-Pittsburgh had announced earlier hikes. Officials cited higher coal costs and production pressures, with the administration urging restraint to curb inflationary effects.
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New York Times News Service
Associated Press
National Steel Corp
Tom Joyce
The
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Wheeling-Pittsburgh
National Steel
David Roderick
George Stinson
Brazil
Thompson proposes two agency merger in Illinois energy plan
Gov James R Thompson urges consolidating the Institute for Environmental Quality and the Division of Energy into the Institute of Energy and Environmental Resources to balance environmental demands with energy needs. He cites Commonwealth Edison decisions and announces public hearings on Edison coal contracts with Southwestern Illinois Coal Co and Monterey Coal Co.
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Springfield
James R. Thompson
Institute of Energy and Environmental Resources
Commonwealth Edison Co
Illinois
Thompson
Institute For Environmental Quality
Division of Energy
State Department of Business and Economic Development
The
General Assembly
Central Illinois
Edison
Southwestern Illinois Coal Co
Arch Mineral of
St. Louis
Monterey Coal Co
Carlinville
Macoupin County
Power Company
Ilinois Coal
Premier Barre Resigns as France Forms New Government
Paris AP reports Premier Raymond Barre and his cabinet resigned today after the post election reshuffle. He is expected to be named again soon to form a new government, with a decision due after consultations at the Elysee Palace this evening. The center right coalition backing Giscard dEstaing secured 291 of 491 assembly seats in March elections, defeating a strong leftist challenge.
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Raymond Barre
Elysee Palace
Barre
Giscard d’Estaing
National Assembly
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