Cruise missile tests flag safety and GAO disputes
The cruise missile program shows three crashes in six ALCM tests with engines and gyroscope faults cited. GAO questions on dual Navy Air Force versions and unaddressed Defense Dept responses fuel controversy as Pentagon reviews consider expanding flight tests and continuing development despite earlier cancellations.
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William Proxmire
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Defense
Death toll rises in Beverly Hills Supper Club fire
The death toll from the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire climbed to 164 as Clarence Gipshover, 48, of Covington, died from burns and lung damage. Survivors have filed nine lawsuits seeking about 313 million dollars, with potential class actions and federal suits pending. Kentucky officials plan further inquiries, with police ready to interview up to 3,000 people.
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Clarence Gipshover
Covington
Cincinnati
General Hospital
U.S. District Court
Kentucky
Kenneth Brandenburgh
Lawyers Ads Sweep Nation After Supreme Court Ruling
Newspapers nationwide carry new lawyer advertisements after the Supreme Court decision. Attorneys defend ethics while critics warn ads lower the profession’s standing. Some lawyers run radio spots and cite varying fees, urging consumers to shop around for legal services.
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United Press International
U.S. Supreme Court
New Orleans
Patrick Schott
Los Angeles
Copper strike end predicted after tentative deals
In Phoenix UPI reports unions reached three year contract pacts with Kennecott Copper Corp and Magma Copper Co, aiming for quick ratification and possible normal operations by Tuesday after picket lines at Magma sites in Superior and San Manuel.
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House Democrats tout record for hard work in six months
Democratic leaders boast the House set workload records with 2,400 committee meetings 460 hours on floor and 370 votes since year start. Rep Brademas says only FDR match for first 100 days. Senate leader Byrd notes 99 days in session the most since 1973.
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Florida opens courts to cameras in year long pilot
Florida becomes the first state to permit unlimited TV still and broadcast coverage across all courts for one year. The move ends Canon 3A restrictions after a two year campaign by WPLG TV and WJXT TV. Judges prosecutors and defense lawyers fear a circus like atmosphere and cameras influencing testimony and proceedings.
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Supreme Court
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