Angela Davis acquitted in Marin County case in California
Jurors found Angela Davis not guilty on murder conspiracy charges after a 13 week trial. The all white panel reportedly voted nine to three on acquittal on the first ballot. Davis, once jailed for 16 months, praised the jury’s verdict amid supporters outside the San Jose courthouse.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
Mary Timothy
Miss Davis
Marin County
Angela
Louis Franco
Franco
Albert Harris Jr
Associated Press
California
Davis
Timothy
Ruchell Magee
George Jackson
George
Jonathan
James McClain
William Christmas
Superior Court
Harold Haley
Magee
FBI
New York
Wallace movement strategy meeting in Terre Haute
A public invitation calls all interested in the Gov. George C. Wallace movement to a strategy meeting at Collett Park at 7th and Maple Ave in Terre Haute on Wednesday June 7 at 6:00 P.M. Call 232-2250 for information. PAID POLITICAL ADV
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George C. Wallace
Collett Park
7Th and
Maple Ave
Terre Haute
Boning Reduces Lamb Weight Roughly to Four Pounds
A practical kitchen note states that a six pound leg of lamb yields about four pounds after boning. It guides cooks to expect loss during preparation and plan recipes accordingly.
Debt Limit Study Signals Higher Revenue and Brought Up Debt
The OMB says receipts will exceed forecasts by nine billion due to higher withholding and corporate tax receipts. Spending will be about 3.5 billion less than estimated amid revenue sharing plans. The administration seeks a 465 billion debt limit through March 1, 1973, while tax reform remains tied to the measure. Rep. Byrnes predicts a three stage boost unlikely to hit 480 billion. Treasury notes over withholding may shrink this year’s deficit to 25.5 billion, with refunds looming next year. Liberal tax reform pressures rise to attach to the debt bill.
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OMB
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
John Byrnes
R-Wis
Byrnes
Treasury Department
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
P. J. Adrian Dies in Cincinnati Career Chef of Note
Pierre J. Adrian aged 46 a member of the French underground in World War II and later executive chef in Cincinnati died. He had been the youngest head chef in Switzerland at 23 and worked at Maisonette Restaurant the Sherry Netherland and Waldorf Astoria hotels in New York.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Pierre J. Adrian
Cincinnati
Switzerland
Maisonette Restaurant
New York
Man Killed by Antenna Tower in Mount Vernon Ill
Norman Allen Richey 17 of Rosedale and Harold J. Clark 31 of Dahlgren were dismantling a television antenna tower when it collapsed. Clark died. Payne Gary of Dahlgren injured with a broken vertebra. Other drivers listed with fines for traffic violations.
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Mount Vernon, Ill
Harold J. Clark
Dahligren
Edward Eugene ME
Clark
Com Neely
Ash St. Nopanson
Gary Payne
Dahlgren
Wrong Address Raid Nets Cocaine Two Arrested
In Buffalo on Helen Street a narcotics raid led to the arrest of Joseph C. Insera 24 and Michael Wilburn 29 after a high speed chase. They faced charges of possessing two ounces of cocaine valued at $5,000 and marijuana. Four others were arrested for LSD in the raid.
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Buffalo, N. Y
UPI
Helen Street
Joseph C. Insera
Micheal Wilburn
Buffalo
Improver registration fines listed for operator license and safety sticker
The notice records fines amounting to 12 for improver registration 23 for no operator's license and 23 for no safety sticker. The text presents penalties in a terse list style typical of local notices.
Israel vows response after Lod airport attack
Three Japanese men, allegedly tied to an Arab guerrilla group, opened fire at Lod International Airport near Tel Aviv, killing two and injuring over eighty. President Nixon condemned the violence as a tragedy of profound proportions and stated no political cause justifies such murder.
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Tel Aviv
Lod
Nixon
City Council Plans Golf Complex and Park Improvements
City Council will consider starting studies for a new golf course and recreation complex funded by 5 000 dollars transfer to the Park Department. Lenahan proposes closing Gilbert Avenue at Wabash and a link from Gilbert to 15th to prevent dead ends and improve traffic. The middle circle drive in Gilbert Park will be closed to allow a three tier fountain with colored lights.
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Park Department
John “Pete’’ Lamb
Lamb
Thomas Lenahan
Gilbert Avenue
Wabash Avenue
Lenahan
Gilbert
15Th Street
Circle Drive
Gilbert Park
Steeg Park
Local plans discuss street width and parking
Councilman Lenahan notes a 25 foot wide street with no parking. A golf course recreation complex proposal awaits action at this week’s council meeting with several sites under consideration. Officials say the defendant appeared to be a drug victim rather than a pusher, so a harsher penalty was not sought.
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Lenahan
Youth Sentenced for Marijuana Possession in City Court
Allen E. Thompson, 19, of 1100 N. 6th St., was fined 125 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail after police found two pipes with marijuana residue and about a half ounce of marijuana in a parked car on N. 17th St. Earlier charges included intoxication and drug possession. The half ounce was described as a nickle bag valued at five dollars.
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Allen E. Thompson
N. 6Th St
N. 17Th St
Narcotics Squad
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Cathy L. Nickles
Imperial Ave
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Marquette Ave
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26Th St
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Mariposa Dr
Robert W. Clary
S. 22Nd St
Jack L. Worley
James L. Newberry
Heritage Dr
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Rosedale
Donald M. Edwards
Clinton
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Rhoads Hall
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