Hilliard Convicted of Assault Not Killing Panther Case
A seven man five woman jury in Oakland found Black Panther chief of staff David Hilliard guilty only of assault and not of killing or attempted murder related to the 1968 police shootout. The trial followed days of heated arguments and earlier dismissed Nixon threat charges. Capitol repair costs for March 1 bombing will total about 100000 dollars, with current costs around 70000 and remaining not to exceed 30000.
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Oldsters Blame Scientists For Lake Apopka Decline
In Winter Garden Florida locals blame researchers for a mysterious die off at Lake Apopka. Wildlife troubles shooters from 13 states search for causes as 17 alligators and thousands of turtles die amid prior poisonings and drawdown.
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Government to fund center on police killings data
The U.S. government plans to finance a national center to collect and analyze information on police killings, modeled after the bomb data center run by an international body. The project aims to create a central repository and improve data accuracy for policy making and public reporting.
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GM seeks 34.2 percent stake in Isuzu Motors
General Motors announced a plan to acquire 34.2 percent of Isuzu Motors by purchasing shares in a New Isuzu issue. The price has not been set. GM and Isuzu previously negotiated an investment, as foreign automakers push for direct capital in Japan's industry. The move follows Chrysler's minority stake in Mitsubishi and Ford's talks with Toyo Kogyo. Separate notes cover LEAA's police data center funding and rising farm operator declines in 1970.
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Apollo 15 LLTV tests at Ellington simulate moon landing
Apollo 15 commander David R. Scott flew the lunar landing training vehicle in two six minute tests at Ellington Air Force Base to rehearse a July 30 moon landing. The 37th and 38th LLTV trials included pitching maneuvers to simulate site changes. Apollo 15 is set for July 26 launch from Cape Kennedy with Maj Alfred Worden and Lt Col James Irwin aboard.
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