Stabbing death Huntley given a 15 year term
Charles B. Huntley, 32, was sentenced to five to 15 years for stabbing Troy Simmons, 36, outside the Blue Chateau tavern on Jan. 5. Judge Patrick Cunningham imposed the maximum but allowed bail pending appeal, setting a $10,000 bond and ordering reporting to Attica unless bail is posted. Prosecutor argued for max, defense sought probation. an appeal centers on juror Groetz’s involvement.
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Blue Chateau
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McGraw
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Fendant
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Leroy
Troy” Simmons
Gormley
Attica
Barbara Major
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CHiPs Star Erik Estrada In Critical Condition After Crash
Actor Erik Estrada was in critical condition at UCLA Medical Center following a slow speed motorcycle crash during CHiPs filming in Pacoima. He sustained fractured ribs and possible internal injuries, with doctors awaiting further assessment and surgery decisions.
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Ucla Medical Center
UCLA
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Powers
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California Highway Patrol
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Financier Michele Sindona Reportedly Missing in New York
Italian financier Michele Sindona, under indictment in the Bank of Credit and Commerce collapse, vanished from his Hotel Pierre condo. Police say he was last seen Friday evening near the hotel, with FBI and NYPD investigating possible federal violations while lawyers claim kidnapping.
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York
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GM proposes moratorium on health care costs in UAW talks
General Motors in its first detailed counterproposal demands a freeze on new health care benefits and sanctions on absenteeism while criticizing the UAW for costly demands. GM cites $68 million annual workers comp costs in Michigan and seeks to eliminate pension and disability benefit duplication. The Carter administration signals likely two year wage and price guidelines to curb inflation, with a target 15.5 percent wage rise cap. The UAW has floated a pension gain plan for retirees, but details were not disclosed as talks move into a sensitive phase after three weeks of discussions.
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Forecast notes at Hancock Airport with storms risk
The forecaster at Hancock Airport reports partly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight as temperatures drop to around 60. Tomorrow peaks near 86 with southwest winds 14 to 20 mph, and the extended outlook calls for fair Thursday and possible storms Friday and Saturday with lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s.
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Hancock Airport
Politics Isn’t Too Bad a Profession Motto
Essay-like note explores political careers as rewarding with success, yet offers a caution that disgrace may push one toward writing. Appears as reflective commentary on public service and personal consequence. The author hints at journalism or authorship as an outlet after political life.
Tar balls wash ashore on South Padre Island amid oil spill
Tar balls appeared on beaches of South Padre Island as the Gulf spill spread from Mexican waters toward the U S mainland. Coast Guard noted a 40 mile beach stretch with tar showing in sand balls. Local business owners fear tourist cancellations and economic impact on the resort town.
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Texas
South Padre Island
U.S
Mary Lou Campbell
Gulf of Mexico
Corpus Christi
Coast Guard
Port Mansfield
Mrs. Campbell
Bahia Mar
Animals Foretold Quake Moves Sensing Beasts
Five minutes before Northern California's 5.9 quake, an elephant at Marine World Africa U.S.A. in Redwood City nearly tore its barn door. Scientists track animal reactions to build evidence that creatures may sense quakes, as aftershocks and regional damage follow.
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California
Redwood City
Calaveras
Jack Evernden
US Geological Survey
Africa
U.S.A
Here
Encino
Los Angeles
California Institute of Technology
Marine World
Mary Jo O’harran
Carter Presses Energy Plan On Maryland Solar Stop
President Carter rode a Washington to Baltimore train and visited a solar powered house on East Biddle Street to drum up support for mass transit and his energy program. He told 2,000 cheering onlookers that sunshine cannot be embargoed and touted weatherization for 3,000 Baltimore homes this year with 4,000 more next year using CETA workers at an average $275 cost.
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Biddle Street
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