Lawmakers ready to end New York's 1975 session
Albany lawmakers plan a potential end to the 1975 session with adjournment debated as a recess versus full adjournment. Democratic Assembly leader Steingut pushes recess while GOP Senate Chief Anderson demands a full adjournment, amid talks of late June finish and possible late year special sessions.
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Stanley Steingut
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Sen
Warren Anderson
Anderson
Steingut
New York City
Carey
Adamance
Republican Assembly
Perry Duryea
Duryea
Brampton school shooting leaves two dead and thirteen hurt
Michael Slobodian, 16, entered Centennial Secondary School with concealed items and opened fire after a note vowed to harm two teachers and anyone in his way. John Slinger, 17, died. Margaret Wright, 25, and others were wounded. Bronson unharmed. Neighbors describe him as aloof and focused on karate.
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Ont
UPI
Michael Slobodian
Centennial Secondary School
John Slinger
Slobodian
Margaret Evelyn Wright
Doug Burrows
Donna
Wright
D.R. Bronson
Bronson
Toner
Priest
Daley son wed a month early in private Chicago ceremony
John Patrick Daley, son of Mayor Richard Daley, and Mary Lou Briatta wed in a small unannounced church ceremony on Wednesday. The 28 year old bride is a court reporter at Chicago Juvenile Court and aided the mayor’s re election bid. The couple’s ceremony at Nativity of Our Lord Church was private with fewer than 200 guests, followed by a reception at the Conrad Hilton Hotel.
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UPI
John Patrick Daley
Richard Daley
Mary Lou Briatta
Miss Briatta
Miss Bhatta
Louis
Daley
Nativity of Our Lord Church
Conrad Hitton
Nixon
Johnson and Kennedy
Probe spreads in alleged grain shipping corruption
Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz said the investigation into grain shipment corruption has spread to every major U S grain port. He indicated organized crime may be involved and cited ports on the East West and Gulf coasts including Baltimore Norfolk Portland Seattle Albany Beaufort Duluth and Port Arthur. The inquiry now covers New Orleans Houston and related smaller ports with hidden testimony and bribery and misgrading schemes linked to large international grain firms.
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Earl L. Butz
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United States Attorneys’ Offices
LaRue Found Guilty On Marijuana Charge
Former cowboy actor Al LaRue convicted of possession of marijuana in Jonesboro Georgia. He testified he carried the Bible to swear in the name of God to save two hitchhikers. He was found innocent on a related charge of possessing barbiturates and was fined 350 dollars with 12 months probation.
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Jonesboro, Ga
Alfred Lash
LaRue
Car promoter faces jail term in fake female persona case
Jerry Dean Michael, 47, is convicted on a 14 year old bail jumping charge tied to a counterfeiting case. In court he wore a blue white pants suit and pink sweater. sentencing set for June 16. If punished he faces up to five years and a $5000 fine. He promoted a three wheeled vehicle claiming 70 mpg under the alias Elizabeth Carmichael.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Dean Michael
Michael
Elizabeth Carmichael
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