Circumstantial evidence slated for Little trial
In Raleigh North Carolina the state plans to rely on circumstantial evidence as it begins presenting its case against Joan Little a young black woman accused of killing a 62 year old white jailer who she says tried to rape her Prosecutors Griffin and Chalmers stressed the lack of eyewitnesses during lengthy jury selection.
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Harold Lloyd estate auction in Hollywood Hills planned
Silent film star Harold Lloyd’s Greenacres estate in the Hollywood hills, a 14acre hilltop property with a 44 room Italian Renaissance mansion and numerous luxury features, goes to auction Sunday to the highest bidder. Prospective bidders must post a 250000 bank letter of credit and prepare a 700000 cash down payment, with the rest payable over 10 years or in cash. the $2 million valued estate also carries back mortgage and tax burdens.
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Egypt Through Bennett Millstone’s Travel Pitch
Bennett Millstone invites readers to Egypt highlighting turretted forts Roman amphitheaters and Cairo hotels. Morgantown Travel Service at Hotel Morgan handles plans with a travel pitch and contact number. A final note mentions using thread for quick temporary repairs.
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Ford backs Rockefeller amid aid rift over 1976 ticket
Ford praises Vice President Rockefeller as Callaway pushes to drop him from the campaign. Rockefeller meets Ford at the White House to settle the dispute, while conservatives and Reagan voice concerns. Rumsfeld clashes with Rockefeller aides, fueling ongoing tensions within the campaign.
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Bo” Callaway
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Panel to Consider Reform in Watergate Echoes
Senate three day hearings examine a reform bill drawn from the Watergate era. Key witness Sam Ervin will not testify due to fatigue. Provisions include a public prosecutor independent of the Justice Department, tighter controls on fundraising by officials, and limits on executive privilege.
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R-Tenn
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D-Conn
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Dem telethon opens with Glenn Alda hosted fundraising event
Washington delegates report a 22 hour national telethon led by astronaut senator John Glenn and actor Alan Alda to raise money for Democratic activities. The $2.7 million program on 198 ABC stations features 150 entertainers, panels for donor questions, and presidential aspirants appearing Sunday. Proceeds are split with states after costs, with past year pledges around 6.9 million and receipts near 2.5 million.
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