Alleged mastermind urged death as mass murder hearings proceed
Houston AP report on the case of Dean A. Cornalle linked to the slayings of 27 teenagers. Witness Timothy Kerley testified he was marked for death at a Pasadena party last Aug. 8 but was saved when Elmer Wayne Henley shot the suspect multiple times. Henley is set to testify today at the pretrial hearing.
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Kerley
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FTC urges stronger cigarette warnings and campaign
The FTC asked Congress to require louder health warnings on cigarette packs and little cigars, fund a government advertising drive to deter smoking, and finance research toward a safe cigarette. 1973 cigarette use hit a record 582 billion with a 3.8 percent rise, the agency said.
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Ohio House to Vote on Vet Bonus and Drilling Bill
The Ohio House scheduled votes on two bills. One would double Vietnam era veterans bonuses up to 500 or pay educational benefits and cover the $200 million approved by voters. The other would require bonds to reclaim land damaged by oil and gas drilling and may spark early floor debate on energy policy amid fuel shortages. The Equal Rights Amendment advanced in the Senate Finance committee, awaiting floor action.
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Jefferson
House Rules Committee
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Vernal G. Rilfe Jr
Drew Boston
Senate
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Crosby Recovering in Hospital After Lung Operation
Bing Crosby, 69, was up and around in his hospital room yesterday promising to sing for nurses before going home, though doctors said recovery may take a few more days after the Jan 1% procedure to remove part of an abscessed lung from a rare infection likely contracted during an Africa safari. Tissue tests show no malignancy. Picasso heirs join claimants to artist estate as Emilienne Picasso and daughter Marina 23 file rights to wealth in paintings. Picasso died at 90 last year. Judge John Henry sets Feb 1 to hear a support case involving a woman and her husband. Col Robison Risner and 65 other air chiefs nominated for brigadier general. Risner, 19 Oklahoma City, shot down in North Vietnam in 1963.
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Pittsburgh
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Risner
Oklahoma City
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Hayakawa challenges candidacy law in Supreme Court
S. J. Hayakawa at 67, a former San Francisco State College president and longtime Democrat who switched to the GOP last August, asked the state Supreme Court to overturn a rule requiring a candidate to belong to a party for a year before running on its ticket.
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San Francisco State College
U.S. Senate
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