Psycho on loose blows himself up as arrest looms in bombings
Warren Ohio police and federal agents close in on Edwin Miller a 32 year old loner known to stock guns and dynamite in his trailer. Miller suspected in the beating death of Mildred Smith 66 whose body was found in Enon Valley Pennsylvania. Remains believed to be his were found scattered over a 100 square yard area. Coroner not yet determining identity or cause of death.
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Playgirl and Playboy clash over tasteful nude standards
Los Angeles reports a truce in the public wars as Playgirl and Playboy diverge on nudity. Playgirl supports tasteful nude imagery and applauds Hefner’s move to raise standards, while Playboy abandons graphic competition to focus on restraint and respect for the human body.
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UPI
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Joan Little in NC court fight to stay free after appeals
Joan Little, 21, the black woman acquitted in the jailer slaying, faced a new court hearing as the North Carolina Court of Appeals upheld her breaking and entering and larceny conviction. She must return to county court to seek permission to remain out of jail while pursuing her state supreme court appeal.
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North Carolina State Court of Appeals
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UPI
Hearst case prosecutors seek gag order on pretrial statements
San Francisco prosecutors accuse defense lawyers of staging sympathy for Patricia Hearst citing her mental condition as a key trial issue. A gag order motion was filed as Hearst faces robbery charges set to begin January 26, with a Thursday hearing before Judge Oliver Carter.
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UPL
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U.S
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U.S. District Court
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Sara Jane Moore
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Carter 'Hurricane' Rubin to be freed on clemency order
New Jersey Governor Brendan Byrne reportedly plans executive clemency releasing Rubin Carter and co-defendant John Artis from prison by Christmas with conditional release. If appeals fail they would return to prison for their life sentences. A prosecution witness has recanted testimony tying them to a 1966 Patterson murder.
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New Jersey
Brendan T. Bryne
New York
John Artis
Patterson, N.J
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Doctors Back Right to Strike in National Poll
More than two thirds of physicians surveyed say they have a right to strike and 59 percent would join a doctors union, with 56 percent prepared to treat only emergencies during a strike. The Modern Medicine poll of over 20,000 doctors signals a shift toward militant attitudes amid malpractice concerns and government encroachment.
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