Harris ends 8 day testimony in Tarnower murder trial
Jean S Harris paused on the stand after eight days of questioning in her Tarnower murder trial and insisted she could not have killed the doctor. She described a struggle over a gun meant for her own death and said she took the gun out to shoot herself. She struggled with recollections of wounds and details from the night of March 10 at Tarnower's Purchase home.
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James Feron
New York Times
White Plains
Jean S. Harris
Herman Tarnower
Joel Aurnou
Aurnou
Harris
Tarnower
George Bolen
Madeira School For Girls
Mclean
Frucher Nomination Faces Senate Challenge in Albany
Gov. Hugh Careys pick Meyer Frucher to head the Labor Department encounters a hostile Senate Finance Committee after testimony spurred by a mystery AFL-CIO lobbyist witness. Labor and Finance panels weigh rejection with possible FBI and U.S. attorney referrals. prominent witness Ludwig Jaffee implicated past conversations with Industrial Commissioner Philip Ross who refuses to testify.
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Joseph Mianowany
Albany
UPI
Hugh Carey
Meyer Frucher
State Labor Department
Senate Finance Committee
Fecrer
Finance Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Frucher
Senate
FBI
U.S
Ludwig Jaffee
Afl-Cio
Jaffee
Philip Ross
Labor Committee
Norman Levy
Raymond Gallagher
Lackawanna
Ex Connecticut governor dies Grasso remembered for modesty
Ella Grasso, 61, the first woman elected governor in her own right, died of cardiac arrest after cancer. Flags at half staff, state funeral set at St. Joseph's Cathedral. O'Neill, her successor, mourned the loss as Carter praised her leadership and resolve. Grasso, born Ella Tambussi in Windsor Locks, rose from secretary to governor and helped reform state government while opposing Medicaid abortion funding.
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Lisestone
Hartford, Conn
Ella Grasso
Hartford
Connecticut
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Capitol
Acomea
Grasso
New York
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Atlanta
Bill O'Neill
Betty Friedan
Ella
Windsor Locks
James
Maria Tambussi
Ella Tambussi
Mount Holyoke College
Thomas Grasso
Washington
Ode recalls hostage ordeal and charges against captors
Robert Ode, oldest American freed from Iran after 444 days, says his youthful captors were glad to see him go. He describes demands for soap and windows open, rough treatment but no severe physical harm, and credits resilience to his foreign service experience. Ode criticizes critics of Carter and defends negotiations that secured release.
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Washington
Robert Ode
Iran
Ode
Rita
National Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Hospital
Arlington
Sun City West
Ariz
Rita Math
Croghan
Lewis County
Syracuse
Oude
U.S
Tehran
Opton Named Albany Governor Aide In Expanded Role
Gov Hugh Carey selects Carol Opton to a 48 000 a year post as executive assistant, replacing Martha Golden who leaves mid February for Citibank. Spokesman Steve Morello notes expanded duties and higher pay, including travel with the governor.
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Albany
Art
Hugh Carey
Carol Opton
Opton
Martha Golden
Citibank
Carey
Steve Morello
Upton
Oplon
Morello
Island grab settlement returns land to dentist
Shelter Island property next to Gov Carey summer home seized in November has been returned to Dr. Philip D Arrigo. He will receive 4000 for legal fees 2300 for mortgage charges and 70 for recording fees, with no check drawn yet. Comptroller delay holds $6400 payment. Carey defends action then backs down from seizure.
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Albany
Shelter Island
Hugh Carey
Carey
Philip D'Arrigo
Edward Regan
Republican Assembly
James Emery
Far East
D'Arrigo
D’artigo
D’arrigo
Jack Devine
State Transportation Department
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Arizonas
National Orthopaedic Hospital
Foreign Service
Reagan
Bruce German
Washington Post
United States
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Salt of
Sr. Alethea Connolly
Vatican
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Herald-Journal
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