Zebra killers get life for racially charged murders
Four Black Muslims identified in the Zebra serial killings were given life terms by Superior Court Judge Joseph Karesh for three counts of murder. The defendants Larry Green Jessie Cooks Manuel Moore and J C Simon were convicted March 13 after a year-long trial. Their sentences run concurrently as capital punishment was not available at the time. The Zebra case drew police radio name origin and terrorized San Francisco in late 1973 and early 1974. Vermilion campaign notes: Vermilion councilman at large David Giese named campaign coordinator for James Kimler seeking the Democratic nomination for the 72nd Ohio House district in June.
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Reagan to boost drive with TV speech tomorrow
Reagan plans a nationally televised 30 minute address taped in Hollywood and set to air at 10 30 p m on NBC. The speech aims to define campaign issues and revive challenges to President Ford as the primary battles unfold in the first week of May.
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Supreme Court upholds Virginia sodomy law ruling
The Supreme Court rules by six to three that a state may constitution ally prohibit private sodomy between consenting adults. The decision affirms a Richmond federal court halt on Virginia’s law while declining to review a separate North Carolina case involving oral sex. the Jacksonville defendant Enslin received one year for a crime against nature.
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Ex-sheriff Carpenter gets 18 months. two weeks freedom left
Former Butler County Sheriff Harold J. Carpenter, jailed for federal income tax evasion, receives 18 months with two weeks of freedom ahead and two years probation. Judge Porter praised his service while noting past troubles. Carpenter resigned in 1971 72 after pleading guilty to two counts.
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Cincinnati Zoo invites lunching with exotic sponsors
The Cincinnati Zoo unveils an adopt an animal program where donors sponsor a day to a year of meals for about 40 animals. Costs range from 13 cents daily for a flamingo to 7.32 for an elephant, with certificates and viewing rights but no feeding by sponsors.
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