Massive three ton meteorite found near Riverside California
In Riverside the second largest meteorite in the United States, four feet high and three feet wide, was moved by Marines from Old Woman Mountains to the Riverside Bureau of Land Management before heading to the Smithsonian. Discovered by three Twenty-nine Palms prospectors in March 1976 while seeking a Spanish Conquistador gold mine, the rock may fuel a dispute over ownership with UCLA and other institutions.
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Ray's lawyer says prison move will violate rights
James Earl Ray's attorney Jack Kershaw warns moving Ray to a distant federal prison would deny him access to counsel and violate constitutional rights. He plans to protest via meeting with Attorney General Griffin Bell while noting Ray's ongoing King assassination case and escape-related proceedings.
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GM IRS paper war could end with grand jury probe ruling
UPI reports GM and the federal government await a Tuesday court decision on whether a grand jury should probe an alleged attempt by GM to block a tax fraud investigation. The dispute intensified after GM rushed documents to court ending the initial inquiry.
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