Hurricane Carter Bond Posted For Retrial In Paterson Case
Rubin Carter and John Artis, both serving life terms for the 1966 Paterson tavern killings, were granted bail totaling 35,000 dollars. They will be released to await a retrial after supporters posted cash bail as Muhammad Ali attended the hearing. Superior Court Judge Bruno Leopizzi ordered conditions to protect the fairness of the proceedings.
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Hunterdon County
Artis
Leesburg
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Leopizzi
Muhammad Ali
Carter Defense Fund
Peterson, N.J
Rubin “Hurricane” Carter
John Artis
Ferguson calls for centralized license plate system overhaul
State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson endorsed the Chronicle-Telegram reporting on auto tag funding lapses and urged a centralized license plate issuing system by mail. He warned that patronage in governor appointments could enable continued misuse, noting past thefts of over 420000 and ongoing BMW shortages across Ohio. Ferguson planned a Elyria speech at the Lorain County Jefferson-Jackson Dinner.
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Thomas E. Ferguson
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Lorain County
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Tragic Amherst boy dies as window closes on neck
A six year old, Todd Nickolls of 166 Elyria Ave Amherst, died when a garage sash window closed, suspending him outside. Lorain County Coroner Dr William Kishman ruled accidental suffocation. He was a Shupe School kindergartner and a member of Amherst Congregational United Church of Christ. Funeral details and memorials to the church.
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Wayne Nickolls
Elyria Ave
Amheral Hospital
Lorain County
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Robert L. Womack
Ora Osberg
McKeesport
James Dunham
Elyria
Rhodesia talks collapse over majority rule hopes
In Salisbury UPI reports talks between major black leaders and Rhodesia's white regime collapsed as black negotiator Joshua Nkomo said the future is too ghastly to contemplate. Prime Minister Ian Smith appealed to Britain for help, rejecting immediate black majority rule and proposals for a power sharing interim council. Nkomo warned that the road ahead now appears blocked and unacceptable to most Rhodesians.
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Britain
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African National Council
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John Vorster
Nkomo
Object from overpass hits car injuring Brook Park woman
A 42 year old Brook Park woman, Marilyn Tibbitts, was critically injured when a heavy metal armature fell from a railroad overpass onto her car on W 150th Street. Police say witnesses gave varying accounts and it is unclear if a train was passing at the time.
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Marilyn Tibbitts
Havendale
Fairview General Hospital
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Janet Quinn
Parma Heights
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Clayton
Avon Lake
Rt 83
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Bombing at Park Hotel in Netanya Kills Three
Palestinian guerrillas claim responsibility for a fire at the eight story Park Hotel in Netanya trapping dozens of tourists. Police report three dead 36 injured and many missing as firefighters search lower floors amid ongoing blaze and chaotic evacuation.
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North Ridgeville
Ohio State University
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