Bundy sentenced to death for Florida murders
Theodore Bundy received the death penalty from Judge Edward Cowart for the Cini Omega killings of two Florida State University coeds. The judge’s stern ruling followed a five week trial with jurors’ recommendations, and Cowart cautioned Bundy about the path he chose while urging him to take care of himself.
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Ex-builder to head bank board
President Carter named Jay Janis, former Florida builder and No. 2 at HUD, to chair the Federal Home Loan Bank Board that oversees 4,000 federally chartered savings and loans. Senate confirmation awaited. Carter also nominated R. Robert Russell as director of the Council on Wage and Price Stability.
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Florida
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State audit shows lax enforcement of street vendor taxes
New York auditors find widespread under collection of sales tax from street peddlers flea markets and unregistered vendors. They note 56 percent at flea markets lacked state registration and 24 percent could not be identified. One NYC building had 20 observed wholesale firms totaling only 61 000 in reported retail sales. Auditors urge publicizing cheaters tightening enforcement and computerizing checks while noting promoter loopholes in new law.
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New York
Clerical error leads to demolition of Cleveland building
Cleveland officials acknowledge a clerical error caused the demolition of a vacant commercial building valued at 40 000 dollars. The owner claims 10 000 dollars of damage to an adjacent dairy store building. Lisa Thomas, municipal demolition chief, says the blight removal was attempted too quickly and vows accountability.
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Haig denies entering race despite urging to run
Retired NATO General Alexander Haig dismissed plans to seek the presidency or a Senate seat though he acknowledged being urged to run. He said no current intention to enter, has not discounted the possibility, and will continue speaking engagements while expressing Philadelphia as his home base after five years leading NATO in Europe. Haig noted Nelson Rockefeller urged him to consider a run, but he remains focused on his present commitments.
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Duncan gets OK as energy chief
Washington AP Charles W. Duncan wins Senate confirmation 95-1 to become energy secretary in Carter’s retooled cabinet. G William Miller sails toward a Senate vote to be treasury secretary after unanimous Finance Committee approval. Volcker poised to replace Miller as Fed chair. confirmations expected by Friday before August recess.
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Texas
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Senate Banking Committee
Paul A. Volcker
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Donations Pour In For Jailed 91-Year-Old Shoplifter
In San Antonio, donations to Mattie Schultz, 91, who was jailed for shoplifting $15 in food, range from five dimes to a $700 check. She is recovering in a hospital from exhaustion as the community rallies. The Bexar County Senior Citizens Council reports about $5,000 to $6,000 in new gifts plus $2,600 earlier, with sympathy and anger toward authorities. Mayor Cockrell orders a full report on the case. Magistrate Ladd had ordered Schultz to post $400 bond or face jail.
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Lorraine Wernert
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King statue approved to honor Black American in Congress
The House voted 408 to 11 to place a statue or bust of Martin Luther King Jr in the Capitol, the first artwork honoring a Black American in Congress. Rep. John Ashbrook objected, saying another figure might have been chosen.
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Herald Journal Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice details various mail subscription rates for Herald Journal with pricing by duration and option. Rates cover daily and Sunday editions, with separate postages and total costs, for in state and outside zones including differences for weekdays and combined offers.
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