Defendant Berkowitz Denies Being Son of Sam
David Berkowitz pleaded innocent to three murders and one attempted murder in The Bronx but denied he was the defendant in a Kings County Hospital courtroom. The hearing occurred during psychiatric testing to determine fitness for trial with a Sept. 20 hearing date set.
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Richard T. Pienciak
NEW York
David Berkowitz
Bronx
Kings County Hospital
Berkowitz
Mark J. Heller
Heller
Mario Merola
State Supreme Court
Chananan
Queens
Brooklyn
Son of
Sam
Monroe accord reached ends Rochester county strike
Monroe County officials and striking Civil Service Employees Association members announced a tentative agreement to end the walkout. About 4,300 members exist in the county with roughly 2,000 off the job today. A vote on the tentative pact was scheduled for tonight at the Rochester Auditorium.
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Rochester
UPI
Monroe County
Civil Service Employees Association
Lucien Morin
C5ea
Rochester Auditorium
CSEA
State Supreme Court
David Boehm
Boehm
Jail order for Carmine Galante in Miami grand jury case
A federal judge in Miami ordered Carmine Galante to jail for refusing to testify before a grand jury. Judge Sidney Aronovitz held Galante 67 in custody until he answers questions about extortion beatings and threats investigated in South Florida.
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Miami
Carmine Galante
New York City
Sidney Aronovitz
Galante
Florida
Aronovitz
Nixon rebuffed in bid to block gifts file search
A federal judge rejected Nixon lawyers bid to stop a government search of impounded presidential files. The ruling allows the General Services Administration to begin inventorying about 200 boxes of gifts from foreign leaders that may be missing due to misplacement or removal.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Steven Frank
General Services Administration
Japan to buy 45 Lockheed P3C Orion planes
Japan's defense agency plans a 1.77 billion program to acquire 45 P3C Orion antisubmarine aircraft over 10 years. Of the 1.32 billion for the aircraft, 36 will be built in Japan under license as Kawasaki Heavy Industries and other plants handle remaining production and spares.
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Tokyo
Japan
Defense Agency
Asao Mihara
Mihara
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Yoshio Kodama
Kodama
Lockheed
United States
Kawasaki Heavy Industries
Kawasaki
U.S
Webworm not a threat to New York trees says state forester
Albany AP reports fall webworm, Hyphantria cunea, is increasing in New York but not a serious danger to trees says state forester Michael Birmingham. He calls it mainly an aesthetic nuisance though some trees may be completely infested. Local foresters in Catskill and officials in Ithaca note regional variation while Albany will not pursue a statewide spraying program.
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Albany
New York State
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Michael Birmingham
Birmingham
John Crosby
Catskill
Ithaca
Cornell University
First male nurse midwife battles labeling in a changing field
John Collins, 35, one of the first men in the United States to become a certified nurse midwife, says his biggest problem is being misnamed or misperceived. He left Yale in 1970 and now joins a growing minority of male midwives guiding whole families, emphasizing health over illness and referrals when needed.
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New Haven, Conn
John Collins
John
Collins
United States
Yale School of Nursing
Park defies probes in Washington influence case
Park Tongsin, central figure in the South Korean influence buying scandal, resurfaces in Seoul denying any need to answer U S investigators. He says he is a hundred percent Korean and will not meet Leon Jaworski or US prosecutors. He faces questions over alleged tax evasion and payments to Congress, with Korea controlling his travel amid ongoing inquiries by Korean and U S authorities.
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Seoul
South Korea
Tongsin Park
Washington
Leon Jaworski
Korea
Jaworski
Watergate
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Justice Department
Park
Congress
United States
U.S
London
Ahn Kyung-sang
Bruce Caputo
Rn.y
House Ethics Committee
America
Caputo
Presley Death Sparks Surge in Hometown Obituary Editions
Elvis Presley fans in Memphis flood The Commercial Appeal and The Memphis Press-Scimitar with copies of death and burial reports. Prices range from 20 to 50 dollars, as collectors and a London contact push demand for special editions and archives.
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Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Memphis Press-Scimitar
Presley
Joseph R. Williams
Memphis Publishing Co
Daniel Grant
London
New York
Graceland
Forest Hill Cemetery
Gene Snake
Clear Skies and Mild Temps Ahead at Hancock Airport
Weather forecast shows clear tonight with temperatures dropping to 50 degrees. Sunny tomorrow with a mid seventies high and continued sunshine Friday. Chance of rain near zero through tomorrow, then clouds return Saturday.
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Hancock Airport
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