Masked Marauders Terrorize Central Florida Homes
In Florida a group dubbed the Masked Marauders terrorized Central Florida with 16 home attacks from last April, injuring a mother and several others, with two deaths and multiple rapes. Victims include Sharon Smith of Highlands County. suspects, including Daniel M Thomas and Cody Martin, face various charges, bonds set high as court actions proceed.
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50 000 Protest Legal Abortion in Capitol
Washington crowd estimates reach 50 000 anti abortion demonstrators marking the Supreme Court decision anniversary. They marched from near the White House to the Capitol, urging Congress to pass a right to life law as Ohio also marks protests in Columbus and Cleveland with speeches and church observances.
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Ford weighs five running mate options for nomination
President Ford told New Hampshire editors he may pick from five men including Elliott Richardson Edward Brooke Howard Baker and William Brock with Charles Percy as possible contenders. He praised strong governors Dan Evans Robert Ray and Christopher Bond and noted many others could be considered. Meanwhile former North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford eyed a news conference amid Democratic candidacy uncertainty as polls place him low and a possible exit looms.
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Grim outlook for Cleveland and other old northern cities
An Urban Institute study finds 14 major U S cities face a grim outlook from population loss and economic decline. Cleveland, Cincinnati and others shrink while wealth shifts to the South and West. The report urges steady state and broader state involvement to curb fiscal pressures.
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Kissinger reports arms talks progress in Moscow
Secretary of State Kissinger says talks with Soviet leaders yielded significant progress toward a new arms control treaty with no breakthrough. He noted Soviet ideas were introduced and that a final session on the Middle East and Angola preceded his flight to Brussels. Brezhnev and Gromyko claimed movement forward on several matters.
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Decision nears on fate of death row in five states
The Supreme Court agreed to hear March 30 murder appeals from North Carolina Georgia Florida Louisiana and Texas affecting 411 inmates on death row. Justices will rule on capital punishment after 1972 rulings and various state schemes, with concerns over racial and economic disparities and arbitrary application.
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Michigan UP secession drive aims for 51st state Superior
Dominic Jacobetti, a 55 year old Michigan lawmaker from Negaunee, pushes for a secession of the Upper Peninsula as the state Attorney General endorses the move. He outlines plans for legalized gambling, new industry and no state taxes, naming the state Superior. Kelley says Congress would decide. Jacobetti plans early legislation to start the process.
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Denver official cites ethics board probe into Elvis gifts
Denver Safety Manager Dan Cronin said the Mayor's Ethics Board would investigate Elvis Presley gifts of luxury cars to four police officials. He added he personally saw nothing wrong with the gifts and warned limits on police conduct.
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Heavy security for Patty's trial in San Francisco
Patricia Hearst will travel daily by car under heavy guard from Redwood City jail to the Federal Building for her bank robbery trial starting Tuesday. Authorities fear terrorist groups may try to exploit the event with bombings. The exact movement times will not be publicized and will vary daily.
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