Kennedy Jr. Shifts From Nantucket Ferries To Parking Lot Attendant
Second choice Ted Kennedy Jr. spent a summer on the Nantucket to Massachusetts ferries but the role was deemed too risky for the 15 year old son of Sen. Edward Kennedy due to his amputation. He now works in a Hyannis waterfront parking lot directing cars for the ferry. Dockmaster Bill Hardy praised him as courteous and neat.
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Hyanais
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Huey P. Newton bail set at $100,000 in California
Huey P. Newton, jailed Black Panther leader, has bail set at $100,000 after returning from Cuba to face murder and assault charges. His lawyer Otis said there is no plan to raise bail, aiming for release on recognizance if possible. The arraignment was delayed to July 19 with a probation report requested.
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Cuba
Sheldon Otis
United States
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Arne
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Otis
Five in family die as truck hits camper
A head-on crash in Utah killed five members of an Ohio family when their motor home collided with a semi truck loaded with bricks. Victims identified as Gordon Myers 30 Lin da Myers 33 their 13 month old son Gordon Myers Catherine Bol ley 58 and Gramonatike Slocum 50s Akron. Truck driver John Willden 23 Fruitland Idaho survived. The collision occurred on US Highway 991 near an oncoming vehicle as the motor home tried to avoid impact.
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Linda
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Stow
Catherine Bolley
Akron
Gramonatike Slocum
John Willden
Scottsboro woman sues NBC for 5 million dollars
Katherine Queen Victory Street of Winchester Tennessee sues NBC for five million dollars claiming damage to her reputation from a movie about the Scottsboro case. The 69 year old says she testified truthfully at the trials while NBC argues the program libels and invades privacy.
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Winchester
Huntsville
ACLU seeks return of state aid to parochial schools
The ACLU plans to ask a U S District Court in Columbus to order parochial schools to return several million dollars of state aid in the form of instructional materials and equipment. Citing a Supreme Court decision, the group argues equipment and materials provided to these schools were unconstitutional.
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U.S. District Court
U.S
Ohio
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