James Garner identifies gold chain in court case
Real life Rockford Files actor James Garner, in a California courtroom, identifies his gold chain held by the prosecuting attorney. He accuses Andrew Lee Williams of beating him after a minor traffic collision last January and stealing the chain. A UPI photographer captured the scene through a courtroom door window.
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Uncle Sam Gets His Shirt Back in Pottsville Odd Tax Pledge
Peter Mazurkiewicz of Pottsville Pa paid his taxes in a symbolic way by sending a cancelled shirt to the Internal Revenue Service. The note underscores his view of government taxation. The Pottsville American Bank processed the unusual payment and returned the shirt to Mazurkiewicz with bank vice president Nicholas A. Shestok presenting the item.
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Pottsville
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Pottsville American Bank
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New rabies breakthrough for a child in Maryland
Ian Hayziett, 3, of Hagerstown Maryland, receives a new French anti rabies vaccine after bat bite. The five arm shots mark a dramatic shift from the standard more than twenty abdominal injections used domestically for post bite treatment. Stephen Stannner comforts the boy as Dr Ramsey Farah administers the vaccine.
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Portrait Moves in Hartford Court Slaying Case
Mrs. Bobbie Ebersold of Burlington carries an oil portrait of her daughter Katherine, 12, as Hartford Superior Court sentences Ron Neuhausses, 17, to a maximum of 10 to 20 years for Katherine’s July 1979 murder. The grieving mother challenges the defendant to face his victim during the dramatic verdict.
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